ブランケンシュタインの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

It's just incredibly beautiful here 😊.

The Hubertusquelle was a mineral water spring in the Höllental Valley that once flowed from a crevice on the banks of the Selbitz River. It has since dried up, but its former location is still recognizable by the rust-brown stones near the refuge.

Strange rest stop 🤔 No water, no toilet, but at least a bag of gummy bears 🐻

The Heinrichstein is a jagged rock massif with a viewpoint at a height of around 500 m on the western slope of the Saale valley in the upper part of the Bleiloch dam. The beauty of the view from the Heinrichstein, even before the Bleiloch dam was built, was praised by Ludwig Ganghofer in two poems in 1912. It probably takes its name from the Lords of Reuss, who all had the nickname Heinrich since the 12th century.

The Heinrichstein is a jagged rock massif with a viewpoint at a height of around 500 m on the western slope of the Saale valley in the upper part of the Bleiloch dam. The beauty of the view from the Heinrichstein, even before the Bleiloch dam was built, was praised by Ludwig Ganghofer in two poems in 1912. It probably takes its name from the Lords of Reuss, who all had the nickname Heinrich since the 12th century.

The Heinrichstein is a jagged rock massif with a viewpoint at a height of around 500 m on the western slope of the Saale valley in the upper part of the Bleiloch dam. The beauty of the view from the Heinrichstein, even before the Bleiloch dam was built, was praised by Ludwig Ganghofer in two poems in 1912. It probably takes its name from the Lords of Reuss, who all had the nickname Heinrich since the 12th century.

One last rest before reaching Blankenstein.

The shelter on the horse path is particularly romantic.