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The Duckstein spring is a beautiful spot. The water cascades down and there are plenty of places to sit.

The Duckstein Spring is a worthwhile destination. There's much to explore; you'll find a shady rest area and a shelter, and an information board provides you with interesting facts.

There are still a few old things to be found in this lost place. It's a great photo spot!

Calcareous spring water flows downhill over moss and plant remains. Water evaporates and tiny lime particles settle on moss, plant remains and the subsoil and harden. This creates a very porous rock, "tuff stone". Over time, tuff stone has become known as "duck stone". The forest site and spring are now named after this name. 8 liters of water per second constantly bubble out of the spring. Endangered and protected moss species are native to the spring area. Because of the characteristics mentioned, the lime spring and its drainage area are designated as a natural monument. A shelter and tables and benches next to it invite you to rest and celebrate. https://www.moringen.de/stadt-moringen/wohnen-freizeit-tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/ducksteinquelle/

It is now more of a lost place, as the path on both sides is already heavily overgrown.

Forestry hut that is a little old, but still offers shelter in bad weather

Forestry hut with a small bench, suitable for a short rest

Large, well-kept barbecue and rest area that invites you to take a break