イッサースハイリンゲンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

nice rest area also suitable for groups with beautiful view

The café linden tree is also known as the Goethe linden tree. After all, the old tree witnessed the visit of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Count Werther in 1781. However, was the old tree was destroyed by a lightning strike in 1946. In November 2004, the historical coffee linden tree was replanted here.

The hemp lake is silting up more and more and today no longer has any free water surfaces. So the bog is gradually disappearing.

The café linden tree is also known as the Goethe linden tree. After all, the old tree witnessed the visit of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Count Werther in 1781. However, was the old tree was destroyed by a lightning strike in 1946. In November 2004, the historical coffee linden tree was replanted here.

Excursion destination and rest area in the Sonder

The Sonder forest area has been a nature reserve since 1961 and, together with the neighboring forest areas on Oberholz and Großer Horn, is part of the European NATURA 2000 system of protected areas. The core of the area is the hemp lake, which was created by leaching rock salts in the geological subsoil. It is the largest of what were previously six sinkholes of this type. These sinkholes filled with water over a long period of time, creating lakes with no natural inflow and outflow, so they were fed solely by rainwater. (Source: https://www.nottertal-heilingerhoehen.de)

Marolterode is a municipality in the Unstrut-Hainich district in Thuringia. The town of Nottertal-Heilinger Heights is the fulfilling municipality for Marolterode. Marolterode is located southeast of Schlotheim on Landesstraße 1027 at the northwest exit of the Schlotheimer Graben, which runs in the Heilinger Heights in the northwest of the Thuringian Basin. In the local area of Marolterode, finds were found during excavations that already indicate a Germanic settlement. (Source: Wikipedia)

Not directly on the path, you can take a rest while hiking here.