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The inn in the forest "Balsamine" is highly recommended, super delicious food, simply top 😋👍🏻.

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Delicious and well-located inn with a great view.

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Ordering a coffee and looking down into the valley is wonderful.

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I really like this connecting path, which provides a shortcut between the Paulinenturm and Buchfart. It passes, among other places, the Bad Berka Forest Cemetery.

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Here you can take a nice group photo with a big group ;-)

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somewhat outdated bench with plenty of space

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nice resting place and a hut for the birds is also there

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last rest before Buchfart

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Nice rest area with a view. Even a wastebasket.

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Idyllic forest inn with a great view and delicious food and cakes.

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Bring as many friends as you can, they all have room on the longest bench in the Ilmtal. Including a nice view.

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On the way from Buchfart up to the Casparibank there are fine shelters of the same design and benches. Here at a crossroads stands Knut's stone. Well, who is Knut?

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A 10-minute walk from Buchfahrt. Very good kitchen!

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The Thüringenweg was a 410 km long hiking trail that crossed Thuringia from east to west. The long-distance hiking trail was divided into 23 stages and passed eight districts and three independent cities: Altenburger Land district, Greiz district, Gera, Saale-Holzland district, Jena, Weimarer Land district, Saalfeld-Rudolstadt district, Ilm district, Gotha district, Wartburg district, Eisenach The sometimes poor signage on the way was criticized. Since regular maintenance cannot be guaranteed consistently, the residents decided in 2018 not to signposts or market the route in the future. In some places, however, there are still markers to be found. (Source: Wikipedia)

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The national main hiking trail "Jena-Eisenach" runs in the southwest of Erfurt along the Gera to Möbisburg and on through the Steigerwald towards Willrodaer Forst and Bechstedter Holz. (Source: erfurt.de)

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Ilmtal was a municipality in the Ilm district (Thuringia). It was formed on June 1, 1996 from the municipalities of Dienstedt-Hettstedt, Ehrenstein, Großliereichen, Nahwinden, Niederwillingen and Singerberg. It was named after the Ilm River, which touched six of 21 districts in a southwest-northeast direction. The area of the former municipality is sparsely populated and agricultural. The administrative seat of the municipality was Griesheim. The municipality was dissolved on July 6, 2018 and the area was incorporated into the city of Stadtilm. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Knut's Stein, whatever the meaning ..........

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Great hiking area with many different hiking trails.

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The sturdy refuge or the rest area next door invites you to take a break with your sandwich and tea ;-)

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a beautiful place with "the longest bench ever" on the edge of the forest ...

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