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The Waldbaude Großer Dreiherrenstein is a rustic restaurant in the Thuringian Forest, located directly on the Rennsteig Trail. It offers a cozy atmosphere and traditional Thuringian specialties, including roasted pork, dumplings, and seasonal dishes. Opening hours: Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

In the middle of the Thuringian Forest, directly on the Rennsteig, there has been an inn called “Waldschänke Dreiherrnstein” since 1911 at an altitude of 740m above sea level.

The Great Dreiherrenstein (short: Dreiherrnstein) is a crossing point of several old trade routes on the Rennsteig in the Thuringian Forest.

The hiking trail is very adventurous, if you dare to do it please be careful. There are a lot of trees on the route. You have to crawl over or under the trees. It is not suitable for everyone. This section should actually be closed for safety reasons.

Impressive rock formations. Challenging hiking trail over and under tree trunks. Great rest area with benches and fire pit and shelter with stamping station.

The Meurasteine are a three-tiered wall on a rocky ridge and extend a little into the Schlagetal. The jagged rocky section is a good 500 million years old and consists of quartzite. You can do a little scrambling here, over steps hewn into the rock. A shelter also "floats" there.

What a beautiful bike path there. A treat and one should do it.

Since Easter 2021, the inn has been under new management. The new owner is from the Leibis-Lichte Dam region, so he's very familiar with local cuisine. The food is delicious and available at fair prices. The lodge is quaintly furnished, and the interior certainly has a story to tell. In the warmer months, additional seating is added to the outdoor area behind the lodge, so you can always find a spot even during peak season. Highly recommended... P.S. Opening hours: Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Wed, Thu: Closed https://www.waldbaudegrosserdreiherrenstein.de/