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Great facility, highly recommended

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Opening Hours: Sunday 9:00–20:00 Monday Closed Tuesday 7:00–20:00 Wednesday 9:00–20:00 Thursday 7:00–20:00 Friday 9:00–20:00 Saturday 7:00–20:00 https://www.vgka.de/tourismus/schwimmbaeder/kusel/

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What a lovingly designed corner! Colorful wooden elements, painted stones, fluttering butterflies, and cheerful spring flowers make this garden fence a truly feel-good motif. 📍 Tip: Be sure to stop, grab your camera, and marvel! If you look closely, you'll discover little messages among the flowers and decorations – a beautiful example of village community and creative details along the path.

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Life blooms between gray walls! This lovingly designed flower staircase with colorful pots, an enamel pot, and a giant teacup brings color to the village. The painted butterfly looks almost real. 📍 Tip: Perfect for a quick break with your camera or phone – this small scene is a quiet symbol of creativity and love of home. Ideal as a photo spot for your Komoot moment.

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An ideal starting point for the Burgblick Loop: the modern Vitalbad Kusel spa with a large parking lot, bike racks, and direct access to nature. A view of the valley reveals that more than just a walk begins here. 💡Tip: If you start early, you can often experience the valley all to yourself – with fresh air and birdsong as a welcome.

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More life grows between the rocks and scree than you might think: This panel shows how rare plants find a unique habitat in the disused quarry. Mosses, lichens, flowers – a small paradise for specialized species. 💡 Tip: Pause for a moment – sometimes the wonder lies in the small things, right next to the path.

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This panel sheds light on the geological formation of the landscape around Remigiusberg. Volcanic rock, earth layers, and plate tectonics are vividly explained – ideal for anyone who wants to understand why this area looks so unique. 💡 Tip: Take a moment – here you'll be treated to real geological knowledge right along the way.

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This panel provides an overview of how the state of Rhineland-Palatinate regulates the mining and use of rock. It explains why raw materials like natural stone are not only economically important, but also of great importance to the landscape – and the responsibility that comes with this. 💡 Tip: Reading this will help you better understand why quarries aren't simply "holes in the mountain" – but part of a larger whole.

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This site showcases how work was once carried out in Germany's largest hard stone quarry. The panel shows the tools, processes, and everyday life of the stone breakers – a fascinating insight into the harsh world of mining. 💡 Tip: Don't read the panel in passing – the combination of nature, technology, and history is particularly tangible here.

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This plaque impressively explains how deeply natural stone is rooted in the region's history, geology, and craftsmanship. More than just a building material, it becomes clear that stone shapes the landscape, culture, and identity. 💡 Tip: Read carefully—rarely does a plaque condense so much knowledge into so few words.

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📝 Directly across from the Burgblick Loop parking lot is the Thallichtenberg Vitalbad (Vital Pool). If you'd like to take a shower before or refresh yourself afterward, this is the perfect place. The pool is small but well-maintained – ideal for a combination of activity and relaxation. 💡 Tip: Especially convenient for electric vehicle drivers – while your car is charging at the charging station, you can take a dip here.

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📝 There's a publicly accessible charging station right at the start of the Burgblick Loop. Ideal for those arriving by electric car – you can conveniently charge your vehicle here while you're on the go. The parking lot was barely full at the start of the tour, and there's a small swimming pool across the street – perfect for a refreshing dip before or after the hike. 💡 Tip: It's worth arriving early – the parking lot is quiet, but occasionally busy due to the swimming pool.

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always a beautiful route

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In any case, a recommendation.

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Is directly on the draisine route.

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Restaurant, youth hostel, view and condition of the castle are simply top notch! For racing cyclists: very good road surface and the descent is just fun.

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This is the Fritz Wunderlich Trail. It is one of the most beautiful cycle paths in southwest Germany. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz-Wunderlich-Weg

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Catholic Church Kusel - Parish of Saint Remigius

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At 425 m long, the castle is one of the longest castle ruins in Germany and the largest castle complex in the Palatinate.

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Beautifully landscaped forest path to Lichtenberg Castle.

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