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The covered mill bridge spans two arms of the Fulda.

This is where the Fulda and Werra rivers converge. This is where the Weser river begins.

This is where the Werra and Fulda rivers converge. A beautiful viewing platform is located here for enjoying the magnificent view of the Werra and Fulda 👍.

Along this hiking trail or near a junction near the Gahrenberg, you'll find a shelter at the former Gahrenberg Coal Mine. This is a stop on the "Eco-Pad Bergbau Holzhausen Reinhardswald" (Eco Trail Mining Holzhausen Reinhardswald) – a thematic hiking trail that highlights the region's long mining history. The Gahrenberg Coal Mine was active from 1842 to 1970. It was primarily used for mining lignite, initially manually and later technologically assisted (via electric chain conveyors). Production peaked in the 1960s at over 24,000 tons per year. Near this shelter, you'll find informative panels about lignite mining, including the role of the Habich's Söhne company and the production of the color pigment "Kasseler Braun" from so-called Farbkohle. The shelter is a pleasant place to rest and learn about the region's history.

ideal route in high summer temperatures

Beautiful tower, visible from afar. A good landmark.

Hiking here is a pleasure at any time of year.

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