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

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

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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.

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Definitely worth a visit/hike

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And another stamp for the eager collectors... it's a shame that this only works on paper..😉

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Unfortunately, the rote moor was largely removed from peat by the 1980s. Only 5 hectares of the raised bog remained, which, according to the information board, is not sufficient to regenerate on its own.

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Monument from another time. But it is impressively done, today it encourages climbing.

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Beautiful moor with a reservoir...you can cross the moor on a boardwalk.

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great lake Just enjoy and relax. Nature can be so beautiful.

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Nice hiking trail on planks. Interesting information and a great landscape. A trip for the whole family.

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Anyone expecting a real (real) bog with high peat will be disappointed. It was almost completely destroyed here. But the birch forest with blueberries and cranberries is absolutely impressive

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The Rote Moor is a nature experience, you can hike beautifully, discover a lot on the signs and stop off at the parking lot at the house and also eat and drink something and look at further information. We recommend.

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A very nice themed trail with lots of information

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The memorial was erected on a volcanic chimney, which was formerly called Lerchen Hügel, later called "Loessl Steine". Carl Oskar Ursinus had designated this place for an annual commemoration, since Eugen von Loessl had started his last flight from here on August 9, 1920 during the first Rhön competition. On August 14, 1921, Wilhelm Leusch, the second person to die in gliding, also died at this point due to a surface failure due to a faulty design of his glider.

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A strange tree

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The Hessian river rises here (or in reality in the immediate vicinity): the Fulda (coll. "Fulle"). This one is in Han. It flows together with the Werra to the Weser and flows into the North Sea.

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Nice path through the red moor. You can see the Heidelstein very nicely from the observation tower at the end

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The source and the first "flowing meters" on the slope of the Wasserkuppe form a beautiful natural spectacle

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Nice plank path where at some point you get the feeling that it doesn't want to end anymore;)

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The aviator memorial on the Wasserkuppe - the mountain of the aviators - consists of basalt stones as a foundation and an eagle sculpture made of bronze, which was created by the sculptor and animal sculptor Professor August Gaul. It was built in 1923 in memory of the fallen pilots of the First World War (1914-1918), on the initiative of an association of former front-line aviation associations. According to estimates by the Fuldaer Zeitung reporter, 100,000 people attended the inauguration on August 30, 1923. The inscription on the aviator memorial reads: "WEATHER DEAD FLYERS REMAINED WINNER BY US ALONE. PEOPLE, YOU FLY AGAIN AND YOU WILL WINNER THROUGH YOU ALONE." From the aviator memorial you have a wonderful view over the Rhön.

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