シャンクワイラーの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

この名称は、18世紀にボレンドルフ周辺地域を統治していたオーストリア大公妃であり、オーストリア領ネーデルラントの統治者であったマリア・テレジア（1717–1780）に由来します。今日、マリア・テレジエン・シュタインは主に、ラオシュトゥール「グリューネ・ヘレ」（Grüne Hölle）内のウェイポイントとして機能しています。ルート案内の中に組み込まれており、ツアーの一部として、景観的および歴史的な関連性を持つステーションとして紹介されています。

A small hut with a bench stands next to the Maria Theresa Stone. A historic boundary stone from the 18th century. A detailed information panel explains it.

A small viewing platform offers a view of Bollendorf. Several benches invite you to rest.

Sturdy shelter including a map of the surroundings at the B1 route. As this is also a free parking space this is a great, less crowded alternative to park at for the B1 trail, no matter what direction.

Well, if it rains… otherwise there are countless other options in the immediate vicinity without street noise and with beautiful views/nature!

Here a small bridge leads over the stream. The small waterfall is pretty to look at.

Bing ChatGPT quotes as follows: https://www.lagerfeuer-jagd.de/koehlerhuetten-dorf The charcoal hut village is located in a clearing in the middle of the forest, just 2 km from the small town of Irrel, in the South Eifel Nature Park. There are a total of seven charcoal burners' huts, each with seven beds. Another charcoal burner's hut houses the kitchen, which has a large covered extension and protects against bad weather1. The outdoor area has a large fire pit, a table tennis table and lawns for various activities1. In the immediate vicinity are the Irrel waterfalls, the Prüm, the Teufelsschlucht and the dinosaur park. All can be reached on foot through the forest It is questionable whether this provider is still operating the charcoal burners' huts as of 2024. But there is a tourist information office in Irrel that can definitely provide information.

If you stand directly in front of the lower waterfall, where it pours into a basin, you can't even see that the stream falls over a total of 5 steps like this. But you can see this on the way in the stream bed from the refuge to the waterfall.