우른스하우젠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 산 정상

Magnificent summit with a bench to rest and enjoy the view

The climb was more difficult than expected, lots of nettles, burrs, blackberry bushes... and stones. But it's nice and quiet up here you can enjoy the view to the west on a bench 👉🏻 Bunker (type SBK) border observation post of the 5th Mühlhausen reconnaissance battalion of the GSSD (demolished/ruin) 📜https://www.sachsenschiene.net/bunker/bun/bun_984.htm

Next to the ruins of the old Krayenburg is the new Krayenburg. Unfortunately, it is only open on a few weekends.

The ruins of the Krayenburg on the Krayenberg are a place with ancient history. The ruins are not directly accessible, but can be viewed.

This view is unparalleled and makes hikers pause in awe on the summit of the Gläserberg. No tree, no bush obscures the view from the bare mountaintop, which greets visitors from afar. Anyone who has managed the climb to the 671-metre-high Gläserberg is rewarded with a fantastic panoramic view. A panorama that stretches far beyond the borders, with the Wartburg (34 km) in the north, the Schneekopf (47 km) in the east, the Heidelstein (26 km) in the south and the Rößberg (14 km) in the west at the hiker's feet. A beautiful spot on earth, which was sung about in the Gläserlied long ago with the words: "Happy hikers will flock from all over the wide Rhön to look out into the distant lands from your proud heights!" Source:https://www.rhoenforum.de/tourismus-tipps/wanderh%C3%BCtten/dermbacher-h%C3%BCtte-gl%C3%A4serberg/

To the west of Tiefenort, the conical hill of the 431 m high Krayenberg rises above the Werra valley. The ruins of Krayenburg castle stand on the summit

Once you have climbed the Pleß you will be rewarded with a great view. There is a playground for the little ones and plenty of seating for the adults to relax. The hiking hut is open on weekends and public holidays in the afternoons. 👍🏻

Even without catering, the Krayenburg is worth a trip. The paths are easy to hike and don't require any major skills