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Very nice place to take a break and very clean

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In the refuge there are plenty of information boards about the region

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Great point for a rest

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You just have to take a break

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Nice break with wine sales from the Biewers winery in Fellerich directly on the Moselsteig. A place to linger, so plan additional time for the stage of the Moselsteig Trail.

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Closed. Seeks new owner (2022-04)

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A little rest at this point is always worthwhile

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The perfect spot for a little wine hiking break 🍷🙂

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Unfortunately, the fisherman's hut is closed in winter. In summer, on the other hand, it is a meeting point for thirsty and hungry hikers.

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This is the ideal place to take a break

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Yesterday we had a great break in ELLI’S UND ROSI’S KLEINER JAUSE - thank you very much for the wonderful idea! We can recommend this place without reservation. The wine was at a comfortable temperature and tasted very good (all sorts), plus a fantastic view over the vineyards and very comfortable lounge chairs ... we will definitely be back.

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"Wakelterbierg" As the name suggests, there used to be Wacholder (lux :, Wakelter) on the Wakelterberg, which has unfortunately disappeared today. Luxembourg Elbling for German sparkling wine. In the Wakelterbierg towards the end of the 19th century: small-scale vineyards divided into terraces were planted. With the connection of Luxembourg to the German Zollverein, Luxembourg viticulture gained in importance. The Elbling, with its natural acidity, was a good base wine for making sparkling wine and champagne. The German sparkling wine producers already bought the must at the wine press. The vineyard area continued to expand at this time. It was the time of the greatest prosperity in Ahn, which then numbered over 400 inhabitants. In the 1960s and 1970s, most of these vineyards remained fallow, and pioneer vegetation quickly set in. Today almost the whole slope is overgrown.

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The gold treasure in the Moselle In 1958 a gold treasure was found while working in the Moselle, between ancestors and power. It probably came from a ship that came from Trier and went down here. Over 100 gold coins lay scattered in the sand. The gold treasure was part of the gifts that Emperor Gratianus had given to high-ranking personalities on the occasion of his 10th anniversary in government in 377. They were special pieces of gold minted to commemorate important events. Ahn and viticulture -the Moselle village with most families who live directly from viticulture -the village with the most private winemakers -The first vineyards of Ahn are said to have stood on the southern slope of the Palmberg -The most famous wine-growing areas of Ahn are: Palmberg, Göllebur, Vogelsang, Pietert and Hohfels -the “Palmberger” is valued as one of the best wines, it is of exquisite quality Salt springs in the Moselle There are some salt springs in the Moselle. In front of the sewer system of the Moselle, the source below Ahn was temporarily visible when the water was low. At that time, within a radius of one meter, the ground was colored red by iron oxide. Today the source is in the Moselle, but it can be seen from the bank when the water is calm, as small gas bubbles are constantly rising. The water from this salt spring is comparable to that from Mondorf, the salt content is 12 grams per liter.

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One name has remained Juniper - a rare shrub that unfortunately no longer exists here. It needs an exposed location in full sun to thrive. Hardly any other tree species is as drought-resistant as the juniper. "Dem blannen Theis sain Haischen" The little house of the "blannen Theis" (blind Theis) was located on the slope of the Wakelterberg. The "blannen Theis" alias Mathias Schou (1747-1824) was a traveling singer who stayed here when he returned to his hometown Grevenmacher. Only a crack in the rock of his former home is visible today. The "blannen Theis" was so well known during his lifetime that he was not forgotten even after his death. Popular saying goes that even after his death he occasionally wandered around with his guide dog. "The bunker on the Ohner Këpp" During the Second World War, three men from Wormeldingen found shelter in the forest on a slope: Leo Fischer, André Schumacher and Roger Thill. Since their hiding places were no longer safe with Wormelding families, they fled to the forest opposite the Palmberg on August 20, 1944. They dug a bunker, for which, among other things, they had to bring the necessary wood over a distance of 4 km. The bunker was covered with corrugated iron and camouflaged with soil, moss and pine cones. The front was getting closer and closer and the bunker came into the line of fire of the German and American artillery. On the night of September 17-18, 1944, the three men snuck up to the Americans. This was her salvation, because the next day Wormeldingen was evacuated and many residents were deported to Germany.

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Bird rocks The Vogelfelsen is a rugged, clearly protruding rock on the steep mountain slope between the Saar and the threshold brook. The popular ledge is about 400 meters above sea level (gorge about 100m deep) and has long since developed into a much-visited lookout point. As early as 1958, a refuge was built above the bird cliff, which has since served hikers to linger.

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Very nice vantage point of the Saar and the Saar valley with numerous tables and banks. However, it is essential to avoid lunchtime on the weekend, as there are always a lot of people. The Saarhölzbachpfad dream loop is ideal for hiking. Link to the video: https://youtu.be/puuAwET4mlE

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You can also pay by PayPal here, which is interesting for everyone who doesn't have any money on hand :-)

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From here you have a magnificent view over the Saar valley.

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It is worth hiking this area, forest, meadows and more

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It was worth hiking this way. Despite a few meters of altitude it was a lot

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