ガイスレーデンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

located not far from the Brocken viewpoint

Just take a stroll and let yourself be surprised by what you discover.

This is Eichsfeld, what a great place with a beautiful panorama.

No, don't take the gravel road, Bear Trail👌👍👍👍👍

Rest area at the crossroads, the Way of St. James is very long, Camino😁

In the summer of 1850, a devastating cholera epidemic ravaged Geisleden, killing 35 residents in seven weeks. The residents then vowed to renew a Way of the Cross in the southern part of the fields, where the farmer Baltassar Kunze had already erected a seven-station Way of the Cross between 1750 and 1754 to commemorate the seven falls of Jesus. The substantial donations made it possible to expand it to a 14-station Way of the Cross and also to build a pilgrimage chapel. It commemorates the flood of the century on May 26, 1852, which had devastated the village two years after the cholera epidemic. A vow procession was to lead to the chapel on that day. A two-row avenue of maple trees was planted to protect the pilgrims to the chapel. Since then, the chapel and the Way of the Cross leading to it have formed a single unit and become a unique feature of the village. Source: Display board

A beautiful little chapel.

A beautiful little chapel that's easy to reach on foot, by bike, and even by car. We were here on a Sunday, and a service had been held shortly before. There's also a stamp box here 😉