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The church, built in the late 18th century, is Kleinich's landmark. The early Romanesque bell tower was preserved from a previous building. Inside, the fascinating organ, built in 1809 by the renowned Hunsrück organ-building family Stumm, is a must-see.

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In summer, a nice insider tip to relax after hiking the Kirchspiel’s Valley Tour.

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Very nice path along the stream

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This way is no longer used. Neither by hikers nor forestry. It was on foot. However, very bad with the bike / MTB.

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A wave lounger has been set up above the village of Emmeroth, in a place that offers a fantastic view.

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Small cave that you can tread carefully (clammy, slippery, there is sometimes water in it). The illumination with the mobile phone is completely sufficient, the light yield for a mobile phone photo without a flash was even sufficient.

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On the municipal border between Pilmeroth and Emmeroth, for example, you pass the Rotzekopp Hut on the Moselsteig Trail, a side trip to the parish's valley tour. The trail leads up along a beautiful, narrow path. Built in 1973 by the volunteer fire departments of both villages, it can now be rented for events after renovations in 2001. The complex consists of several fire pits and huts, as well as a stage. A campsite is located right next to it. The site on Rotzekopp is called the Kaisergarten (Emperor's Garden). Therefore, some of the seating areas on the grounds face the "Kaisereiche" (Emperor's Oak). Many locations and trees (especially the "German" oak) were dedicated to the German Emperor and the German Empire at the end of the 19th century. These names are gradually disappearing as many old oak trees reach the end of their lives and are felled.

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The Moselsteig Trail, Kirchspiel's Valley Tour, runs along the Ilsbach stream. The steep gradient and natural streambed create a special atmosphere here, with frequent swirls and tiny waterfalls. A stunningly beautiful stretch of trail, even though the Ilsbach later flows into the Trabener Bach stream, and even later, the Kautenbach flows in from the opposite direction.

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