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There are beautiful hiking trails here.

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The New Castle is a listed building located in Trappstadt, a market town in the Rhön-Grabfeld district of Lower Franconia, Bavaria. The building is registered as a historical monument in the Bavarian Monument Register under the monument number D-6-73-174-14. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neues_Schloss_(Trappstadt)

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A very picturesque old town with historic buildings

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Our Heldburg Forestry District comprises 12 forest districts and is also the southernmost forestry district in the Free State of Thuringia. The Heldburg region, the Gleichberge hills, and the castles of Straufhain and Heldburg are attractive destinations for forest visitors. Our district office in Heldburg is also worth seeing – a building steeped in forestry history. Our forestry district is characterized by extensive oak forests in the south – which is why the oak is the "characteristic tree species" of our district. North of the Werra River, for example around Hildburghausen, coniferous pine and spruce forests predominate, while the "Franconian Threshold" south of the Werra is characterized by beech-rich deciduous forests. Source: https://www.thueringenforst.de/ueber-uns/standorte/forstaemter/forstamt-heldburg

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The gatehouse dates from 1560 and features a stone rebate for the former portcullis and stone hinges on the outer pointed arch portal. The first floor formerly housed the prison. The second floor was added in the 17th century to contain living quarters and a clock mechanism. The small clock bell is located in the arcaded upper story. The defensive wall runs along both sides of the gate, with a former municipal bakehouse and living quarters built onto the left side. Source: Information panel

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The air in the pavilion has a salt content of about 25%, which moisturizes and positively influences the respiratory tract. I found it pleasant 😊

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A beautiful historic market square, well-preserved and restored half-timbered houses, a few cafes and ice cream parlors invite you to sit outside in the summer.

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The first sandstone spring casing from the 1940s was redesigned in 1973 and acquired its current representative appearance in 1985. A bronze plaque by Erich Husemann from Trappstadt has commemorated the importance of the Franconian Saale since 1987. The spring stream flows southwest through Alsleben, where it joins the Fleusengraben, and joins the left source stream north of Bad Königshofen-Untereßfeld. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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The Franconian Saale originates in the Grabfeld near the Haßberge Mountains, east and southeast of Bad Königshofen, respectively, from two roughly equal, 3.9 km long source streams: Its right and northern source streams originate from the Saalbrunnen (not to be confused with the Saalbrunnen, also located in Franconia), approximately 1.7 kilometers east of Alsleben, a district of Trappstadt. The spring is located in an open field, less than 500 meters from the Thuringian border, just off the NES 45 district road, which leads to Gompertshausen. The young Franconian Saale rises there at 313 meters above sea level, below the Kapellenberg (390 meters above sea level). Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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Nice rest area with a great view of the Haßberge 👍

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A very nice place to rest. A little further up, a little off the path, there's a small chapel.

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A few kilometers south, near the Heckenmühle near Obereßfeld, in the municipality of Sulzdorf an der Lederhecke, the southern spring stream originates from the Salzloch. This spring has a higher flow than the Saalbrunnen, is located at approximately 320 m above sea level, and has also been dammed. The Saalegraben, which originates there, is also known as the Dagigbach until its confluence with the northern spring stream. It runs through the village of Obereßfeld, where the Klausgrundgraben empties into it. Accompanied by the B279 federal highway, the Saalegraben flows through Untereßfeld, this time taking in the Heilbruchgraben from the right at the Lustmühle. It then meets the northern spring stream southeast of Bad Königshofen. An information panel has been erected directly at the confluence. Source: https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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The Franconian Saale originates in the Grabfeld near the Haßberge mountains, east and southeast of Bad Königshofen, respectively, from two roughly equal, 3.9 km long source streams: Its right and northern source streams originate from the Saalbrunnen (not to be confused with the Saalbrunnen, also located in Franconia), approximately 1.7 kilometers east of Alsleben, a district of Trappstadt. The spring is located in an open field, less than 500 meters from the Thuringian border, just off the NES 45 district road, which leads to Gompertshausen. The young Franconian Saale rises there at 313 meters above sea level, below the Kapellenberg (390 meters above sea level). Source: https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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One of the two source rivers of the Franconian Saale is the Saalbrunnen, which rises between Alsleben and Gompertshausen. The Salzloch near the Heckenmühle near Obereßfeld is the second source river. The Salzloch and Saalbrunnen join near Untereßfeld to form the Franconian Saale, which meanders 135 km through Bad Königshofen, Bad Neustadt, and Bad Kissingen to Gemünden. There, the Franconian Saale flows into the Main River. There are several Saale rivers in the German-speaking region. "Sala" and "Salu" first appear in a charter book of the Fulda Monastery in 777. The first mill on the young Saale was the Heckenmühle, located just a few meters from its source and mentioned as early as 1317. Near Alsleben, the first mill on the Saale was the Apothekersmühle (pharmacist's mill) or the Alslebener Gemeindemühle (municipal mill). Source: https://grabfeld-grenzenlos.de/fraenkische-saale/

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The focal point of Bad Königshofen is the large market square with its three ornamental fountains: the Luitpold Fountain under the linden tree, the Röhrenbrunnen (Tube Fountain), and the Michaelsbrunnen (Michael Fountain), above which the wrought-iron angel "floats." The Vierröhrenbrunnen (Four-Tube Fountain) in front of the Schlundhaus (Thrush House) was fed by a water pipe even before the Thirty Years' War, making it an important part of the town. Also located on the market square is the medieval Kornstein (cornstone) from 1525, which formerly served as a grain measuring device. Source: https://www.treffpunktdeutschland.de/branchen-eintraege/bayern-bad-koenigshofen-marktplatz

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The focal point of Bad Königshofen is the large market square with its three ornamental fountains: the Luitpold Fountain under the linden tree, the Röhrenbrunnen (Tube Fountain), and the Michaelsbrunnen (Michael Fountain), above which the wrought-iron angel "floats." The Vierröhrenbrunnen (Four-Tube Fountain) in front of the Schlundhaus (Thrush House) was fed by a water pipe even before the Thirty Years' War, making it an important part of the town. Also located on the market square is the medieval Kornstein (cornstone) from 1525, which formerly served as a grain measuring device. Source: https://www.treffpunktdeutschland.de/branchen-eintraege/bayern-bad-koenigshofen-marktplatz

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Breitenbach was a deserted place for a long time. Since 2025, the estate has been undergoing renovation.

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One of the few remaining sheep farms in the region. Uninhabited since the 1980s, it lay abandoned for many years. Renovation began in 2025. Unfortunately, it is not listed as a historical monument. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breitenbach_(Maroldsweisach)

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Unfortunately closed for a long time

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