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Great route for biking

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Great view from up here

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Very nice forest for biking

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Wind turbine forest....In the background (the yellow one) the sun

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Looks absolutely interesting

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Just rest.

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The Mariengrotte was built in 2003 with many hours of personal work by the craftsmen and citizens of Reich. Several rest benches in front of and under the shelter.

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The fishing pond of ASV Biebertal (https://biebern.de/vereine/asv-biebertal) can be reached both from the L226 (between Wüschheim and Reich) and from the field paths on the western side of the stream. There is a wooden bridge over the Bieberbach. There is a shelter at the pond with a large and a small pool and a few benches around the pond.

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Numerous military installations (ammunition depots, FlaRak, telecommunications technology) used to be located in the "Das Faas" forest. Therefore, there is also an access road from the Hunsrückhöhenstraße (B327) with junctions on both sides. A 7-meter-wide asphalt stretch stretches around 3 kilometers through the forest to just before the forester's lodge in Faas. As a hiker, you feel a bit lost here, but you have the route all to yourself...

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The Goßberg towers above the surrounding fields at 483 meters and was formerly a US radar base and was excavated 30 meters deep during the Cold War and a nuclear bunker built to house the "Metro Tango" control center. However, the facility never went into operation and was abandoned at the end of the 1980s. For now... Read more: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go%C3%9Fberg_%28Hunsr%C3%BCck%29

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The mighty wooden construction can no longer be described as a bench or chair. At first it looks like a very large garden chair with a low seat. The seat can be reached via three steps and then you will find a board in front of the backrest as a bench. You sit there quite comfortably for two, only the armrests are at shoulder height, which at least takes some getting used to. From there you can enjoy the view over the fields in the valley of the Bieberbach near Reich.

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The war memorial in Reich is one of the largest memorials for the fallen of both world wars in the Rhein-Hunsrück district. The names of 21 fallen soldiers from the First World War are engraved on a memorial stone. An oak tree was planted for each of these soldiers. After World War II, 35 wooden crosses were added to commemorate those who died or were missing in World War II.

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On the edge of a new development area, the 50th degree of latitude is marked with a boulder and a steel globe placed on it.

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On the route of the Hunsrückquerbahn, which leads past Nickweiler, there is an elongated house, which was once a beautiful large bee house in terms of its design and the wooden boxes that were left behind. Between smaller equipment rooms there are roofed areas that are open on one side, where the beehives were set up, which could then swarm out into the adjacent fields.

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The entrance door to the forester's house was carved in 1962 by head forester A. Fachbach (deceased 1997). https://www.regionalgeschichte.net/hunsrueck/rundgaenge/kleinigungen/wuescheim-forsthaus-faas.html

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Located on the edge of the forest of Reich am Biebertal Rundweg

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Is not far from Reich

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Located in the new development area

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https://www.regionalgeschichte.net/hunsrueck/rundgaenge/kleinigkeiten/wuescheim-forsthaus-faas.html

The Goßberg, a hilltop today 494 meters high, has housed a radar system for the US armed forces since 1956. From 1984 to 1989 this was expanded into a 30-meter-deep nuclear bomb-proof bunker, which was never put into operation. https://www.kuladig.de/Objektansicht/O-132609-20150720-2

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