Welcome to Pangea! Thuringia is a dinosaur land. The first ever described dinosaur fossil, the "brute", was found as early as 1706 in a copper shale mine on the edge of the Thuringian Forest. Also, the first scientifically named dinosaur track, the handbag and one of the first large predatory dinosaurs come from Thuringia. A worldwide unique dinosaur site is the Bromacker between Tambach-Dietharz and Georgenthal. Unique to the Bromacker is that both the tracks and complete skeletons of the trace producers were found here.
20 dinosaurs, each with an information board, inspire visitors from Georgenthal via the "Bromacker" dinosaur site to the Lohmühle. Even without the dinosaurs, the path would already be very varied, especially when the apple town is well filled. At the Otterbach there is an idyllic covered seating area. More information on: ich-geh-wandern.de/saurier-erlebnispfad-im-geopark-thueringen-inselsberg-drei-gleichen If you don't want to hike there AND back, you can use bus 851, both from T-D to Georgenthal and vice versa. For vacationers in T-D and Georgenthal, the bus ride is free with the guest card. Timetable on: nvg-gotha.info/wp-content/uploads/media/851_ZOB.pdf