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At 950 meters, the Wasserkuppe is the highest mountain in Hesse and the symbol of the Rhön Mountains. Up here, you can feel the freedom, as the Wasserkuppe is considered the cradle of gliding – pilots have been taking to the skies here for over 100 years. But it's not just aviators who enjoy it: In summer, you can hike or cycle across vast plateaus with magnificent views, while in winter, ski lifts, cross-country ski trails, and toboggan runs beckon. Around the summit, you'll find the Aviation Memorial, the Gliding Museum, and numerous places to stop for refreshments. The Wasserkuppe is located in the heart of the Hessian Rhön Nature Park, which, with its open highlands, beech forests, and species-rich meadows, is a paradise for nature lovers. Here, you can explore the unique landscape on premium hiking trails like the Hochrhöner or on nature trails. The nature park also boasts star parks, rare animals like the red kite and the wildcat, and botanical treasures like gentian and orchids.

One of the last raised bogs in Hesse. Peat mining was stopped here in 1986… Today, renaturation is the magic word

The Milseburg Tunnel was a railway tunnel on the former Götzenhof–Wüstensachsen railway line near the Milseburg mountain in the Hessian part of the Rhön. It was converted into a railway line cycle path in 2003, the so-called Milseburg Cycle Path.

Where else can you find such a long tunnel without cars, apart from the Milseburg cycle path? It's a real pleasure to cycle through here.

Despite the prolonged frosty weather, the ice layer was still quite thin today...feet off the lake

It's a shame that you have zero zero visibility up here in winter... so you have to concentrate on the little things

Beautiful monument on basalt… a great view in fine weather including.

The Rote Moor is also located directly on the Hochrhön hiking trail. It's just as beautiful as the Black Moor, just different. In the Red Moor there is a Carpathian birch forest, which here has its westernmost extent in Central Europe. Absolutely worth seeing.