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Saalfeld train station is very bicycle-friendly, with ramps and elevators to all platforms. There is a bakery with a café, a newsstand, a ticket machine, and several vending machines selling drinks and snacks. See *https://www.bahnhof.de/saalfeld-saale Several bus lines depart from the station, which also transport bicycles. From Saalfeld train station, there are direct connections to: *Nuremberg by RE or IC train *Blankenstein by RB train via Bad Lobenstein *Erfurt by RB train via Arnstadt *Halle by RB train *Jena by RE and RB train *Leipzig and Gera by RE and RB train all have bicycle parking spaces. A bicycle ticket is only required for the route to Nuremberg; otherwise, bicycle transport is free. Well-signposted cycle paths lead from the train station: *The Saale Cycle Path upstream to Hof *The Saale Cycle Path downstream to Rudolstadt and Jena *The Saale-Orla Cycle Path to Triptis *The Schwarza Cycle Path to Bad Blankenburg

Yay, a bicycle-friendly station with large elevators. Thank you.

It's worth taking the steep climb - you have to get into the red area sometimes.

With the 9 € ticket you can get on well here

A glass pavilion is attached to the front. There is also a restaurant there.

coming up from Arnsberg you can take the steep climb but it's hard to find. At the top you will be rewarded with a spectacular 360° panoramic view. It's best to take the road down.

for the record: the highest point (Vogelherd). In the middle of the woods. Forest and path are very beautiful. From time to time you have a view of Kaulsdorf. however, you should not waste your time and continue hiking to the real panorama highlights as quickly as possible.

The Saalfeld train station in southeast Thuringia was opened in 1871. Originally planned as a railway junction, it was destroyed by air raids in 1945. Today the station has six tracks.