Windknollenのおすすめランニングルート

Unfortunately, the rest area with the table and benches is no longer there. There is now only a nice bench with a view of the landscape to the southwest.

First stone bridge in the 15th century, new construction in 1913, reconstruction in 1946, renovation in 2005

The Napoleon Trail runs through the Windknollen nature reserve, home to many rare plant and animal species, as well as through the natural history grove.

Several hiking trails run through the Neapoleonhain, which was once a former military training area. It's a great place to roll through on a flowing mountain bike.

Many hiking trails through the Neapoleonhain, which used to be a former military training area.

In the autumn of 1806, world history was made here on these heights northwest of Jena. Directly behind the Landgrave's house lay the Jena-Auerstedt battlefield, the site of the fighting between Prussian troops and Napoleon in October 1806. The Napoleon Stone, which, like the museum in nearby Cospeda, commemorates this event over two hundred years ago, is located here.

Carl Uhlitzsch was responsible for the reforestation of the Sonnenberge in the 19th century.

Another stop on the Napoleon Trail with a bench at the Napoleon Stone. Here you have a wonderful panoramic view 😎