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From the old town of Hann. Münden, the Tillyschanze ski jump is easily accessible via a zigzag path. Up there on the Lower Saxony-Hesse border, there's a lovely beer garden. There's a wedding room at the Tillyschanze ski jump, and many couples have immortalized themselves with heart-shaped memorials in the garden.

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State border between Hesse & Lower Saxony

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Just a few meters from the Tillyschanzen tower - and yet already on Hessian territory - lies the restaurant, which has been a popular destination for hikers, tourists and locals for decades. During the corona-related break and a simultaneous change of ownership, the entire area was completely renovated and redesigned. The previous operator, Reinhold Heck, who retired in autumn 2020, always came up with something special to offer visitors: In the past there were even rock concerts and techno parties high above the roofs of the city, as well as medieval activities, small Christmas markets and poetry readings. Nowadays, the Tillyschanze Protection and Promotion Association organizes numerous events throughout the year, such as summer festivals and music events, which attract many visitors. Source: https://tillyschanze.de/gaststaette/

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Visitors cannot miss the small square house, even just visually. It stands right next to the bridge that leads to the popular tourist destination, and shines out at visitors in the strong colors of black, red and yellow. "The house is intended to draw attention to a special feature," explains Bernhard Ruschinski, who built and painted the house, "the state border between Lower Saxony and Hesse." The 73-year-old is a member of the Tillyschanze Protection and Promotion Association, which has been working for years to preserve and renovate the observation tower and the zigzag path that leads directly up the mountain from Münden. An adult can comfortably stand in the small house and turn around on their own axis. The tapered entrance is on the side of the restaurant. Under the roof, which is covered with weatherproof roofing felt, hangs a sign reading "Tillyschanze border checkpoint." "It is built entirely from old pallets," says Ruschinski. The idea for the checkpoint came from the new owner of the "Waldgaststätte Tillyschanze" restaurant, Thomas Probek. "He asked me if it could be built." This was no problem for the pensioner, who used to work as a carpenter. "I am a technical employee in the support association," he explains with a wink. Source: https://www.hna.de/lokales/hann-muenden/hann-muenden-ort60343/neues-grenzerhaeuschen-an-der-tillyschanze-in-hann-muenden-eingeweiht-91640837.html

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The state border between Hesse and Lower Saxony, rarely so beautifully designed.

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Completely "polluted" with water lettuce. No water to be seen anymore. Visually impressive but not good for flora and fauna. Still a very nice destination with a bench and shelter

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a beautifully renovated cottage very nicely done

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a very nice place for a break in nature

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a small hut for a short break

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Nice place to take a break at a crossroads. Unfortunately, the source, which is a little off the beaten path, has been badly affected by forestry work.

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State border Hesse /Lower Saxony

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You can shelter here and also go inside. Good refuge directly at a forest path crossing that goes in different directions

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A nice little cabin in the woods. Ideal for a little rest.

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The Tillyschanze forest restaurant, located next to the building of the same name, offers a cozy place to stop while hiking. We really enjoyed the pea stew 👍.

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Passing the hut on the left is a downhill S2 trail 🤩

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Sometimes the door is open. There is also a charcoal grill. The hut has been renovated, you can see that very nicely (clay plaster with straw)

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Accessible directly from the forest path. From here you can go in different directions in different ways

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Unfortunately everything was closed early in the morning. Opens at 7pm.

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The Weserberglandweg is a long-distance hiking trail of around 225 kilometers that follows the course of the Weser as the confluence of the Werra and Fulda in Hann. Münden to the Weser breakthrough Porta Westfalica in the area of the city of Porta Westfalica in 13 suggested day stages through the Weserbergland. Since autumn 2012, the trail sign has been a blue XW on a light green background. This new signage has replaced the old black and white XW signs and was implemented as part of the certification as a quality trail. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Very curious: The café is clearly in Hesse. If you click on the highlight on Komoot, the Reinhardswald estate district is correctly displayed as a municipality. In my Komoot section "contribute", however, it is listed in Lower Saxony. That's what happens when you build too close to the limit ;)

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