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Friedrichshöhe is situated on a high plateau in the Thuringian Slate Mountains, north of Eisfeld and southeast of Masserberg on the Rennsteig hiking trail. The village lies amidst mountain meadows, surrounded by forests at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level. It is accessible via a road leading to the B281 federal highway.

Just before Ilmenau, on the section of the Ilm Cycle Path along the former Langewiesen railway line, this rest area with a covered picnic hut invites you to take a relaxing break. Benches and a table are available here – ideal for a quick snack in the shade before heading into town. A perfect stopover for cyclists and hikers looking to enjoy the last few meters to Ilmenau.

A very beautiful, natural trail with singletrack sections, but now partially leveled and damaged by forestry work. Still worth a ride, though 👍

From the Heidehütte on the Rennsteig, past the mountain hut to the Eisfelder Ausspanne, it's rolling. 🚵👍😉 Great!

Very comfortable to drive

The Werra River has not one, but two sources. While the "rear source" is located at this highlight, the so-called "front source" is located near Fehrenbach. The source was first tapped in 1909. Further information can be found on the information boards on site.

The Werra River is fed by two springs and flows through Germany's geographical center. A variety of wonderful spots await the leisurely stroller along the riverside paths. One of these is located here on the way to the Eisfelder Ausspanne (Eisfelder Rest Area). The water is very cold. A seating area is available. From here, several paths lead up towards the Rennsteig Trail. The descent from there leads past the idyllic rafting pond to Sachsenbrunn with its centuries-old dancing linden tree. The dammed water was once used for floating logs, hence the name.

I walked along the Berggrabenweg from Stützerbach to Manebach. It was a joy because it was very well signposted, easy to walk, at times dreamy and winding, but also wide and sunny with good views into the distance and the valley. It was created in 1995 and offers plenty of seating and interesting information panels. There's even a Kneipp pool in Manebach, and from here you could take a detour to the Schöffenhaus (Lawyers' House). It's open again! The return journey is by bus.