周辺の峡谷・トップ10

Auszeit Lecker Landimbiss - Brevörde / Grave, right on the Weser River, open only during the summer months, serves wonderful burgers made with beef from their own organic cattle. I spent my childhood and youth there; it's a beautiful area, indeed the most beautiful stretch of the entire Weser with its many river bends and the Steinmühle (also known as the "Devil's Mill"). It was once featured on the cover of the Esso road map in the 1950s. Above it is the Senator Meyer Monument with a magical view of the Weser bend – unfortunately, the monument is no longer maintained. As far as I know, it now belongs to Bodenwerder, which is a shame! There used to be a lovely hiking trail up to the monument, but the road authority, responsible for the B 83 highway, simply closed it off.

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It's always impressive to drive along here, despite the car traffic. The other side is quieter.

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Beautiful piece of earth.

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Always interesting to look at when cycling past.

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Always interesting to look at when cycling past.

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They look impressive. If you drive along the other side of the Weser, you don't really realize how impressive they are.

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Nice to look at.

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really a beautiful place

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that looks really cool

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Good footwear and sure-footedness are required, especially when it is damp... But the journey is worth it.

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The Weser cliffs near Steinmühle are a slope of the Weser in the Lower Saxony municipality of Pegestorf in the joint municipality of Bodenwerder-Polle in the Holzminden district. The cliffs are located west of Pegestorf am Mühlenberg in the southeast of the Ottenstein plateau and are part of the “Mühlenberg bei Pegestorf” nature reserve. Beautiful to look at.

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The Weser cliffs near Steinmühle are a slope of the Weser in the Lower Saxony municipality of Pegestorf in the joint municipality of Bodenwerder-Polle in the Holzminden district. The cliffs are located west of Pegestorf am Mühlenberg in the southeast of the Ottenstein plateau and are part of the “Mühlenberg bei Pegestorf” nature reserve. Beautiful to look at.

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Impressive skin walls.

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Beautiful area in the upper Weserbergland, which is very geared towards cycle tourism, especially along the Weserradweg. So it can get crowded on the Weser Cycle Path. If you leave the flat Weser cycle path, you cycle through a wonderful hilly landscape. Especially recommended during the cherry blossom season.

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We like the area here.

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Very nice view, and good for a break

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Steep section with steel cable protection

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It was the year 1284. As every year, there had been a series of festive days with boisterous activity in Hamelin around St. John's Day. Moving out and moving, especially of young people and children, were the order of the day. In the darkness, the St. John's fires blazed up on the heights of the surrounding mountains. Stimulated by the festivities of the preceding St. John's Day, a large group of children made their way to Ith, just under two miles away, on June 26th in the most beautiful summer weather. Massive and rugged, the massif of the Fahnenstein juts out into the plain on the northern Ith. According to ancient custom, a midsummer bonfire was burned at its height every year, and the youth of Hamelin wanted to be there. With happy playing and singing, we left Hamelin's Easter Gate. A minstrel, a piper, led the long procession of 130 children. The Cobbenberg, as this Ithhöhe is called in the oldest documents, was reached in good time towards evening. At the foot of the Fahnenstein, halfway up the Cobbenberg, lies the eerie devil's kitchen, a formerly swampy rock basin in the middle of steep cliffs. Tradition has it that this place was an old Germanic place of worship and sacrifice. The devil's kitchen at the foot of the flag stone now particularly attracted the leader of the children. Like all members of his guild, he was still excluded from the church and therefore stuck to the old beliefs. The devil's kitchen was dangerous terrain, due to the swamp basin and the steep cliffs from which large blocks had detached over time and today have completely filled the swamp hole. Mysterious mists rose from the bottom, will-o'-the-wisps floated to and fro. As dusk fell, the children feared spooks and ghosts. As if by magic, they pressed forward. As the foremost sank into the swamp, panic set in, and instead of realizing the danger and turning back, those who stayed behind became utterly shy. Partly driven by superstitions, partly in an effort to save their comrades, they pressed forward and thus to perdition. So the sump of the devil's kitchen on the slope of the Cobbenberg, just under two miles east of Hamelin, became the grave of the 130 Hamelin children. https://www.mystic-culture.de/kultplatz/ith/teufelskueche/rattenfaengersage.html

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The Rühlerschweitz is fantastically beautiful

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