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"In the local parlance, the parcel of land with the three tunnel entrances in the so-called Kupferberg has always been referred to as the "Goldloch." However, neither gold nor other precious metals have brought any monetary benefit to the island's citizens in recent times. Rather, after mining ceased in the 1930s, the tunnels served as a refuge from bombing raids during World War II and, for a long time, as a secret adventure playground for children. In the summer of 2015, the local community cleared the area. The entrances were then professionally sealed and secured. The forecourt has been converted into an information center about the mines, including a miner's hut, which also serves as a shelter for hikers and cyclists. The open spaces inside the hut are equipped with information panels on geology and the importance of mining for the Eifel region, vividly conveying the history." Source: 750 Years Commemorative Publication| Life in Insul https://www.hocheifel-nuerburgring.de/a-bergbau-informationsstaette-goldloch-insul

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The islanders have always called the parcel of land with the three tunnel entrances on the Kupferberg the "Goldloch" (Gold Hole) – even though no gold was ever found there. After mining ceased in the 1930s, the tunnels were used as shelters during World War II and later became a secret adventure playground for children. In 2015, the municipality cleared the area, secured the entrances, and built a miner's hut. Today, there is information about geology and mining history there – and hikers and cyclists can use the hut as a shelter.

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A plot of land with three tunnel entrances in the so-called Kupferberg in Insul has long been known as the Goldloch. Mining there was abandoned in the 1930s. During World War II, the tunnels served as places of refuge from bombing raids. For Insul children, the Goldloch was an adventure playground for a long time. Source: https://www.aw-wiki.de/index.php/Goldloch_Insul

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The impressive structure of this open-air Stations of the Cross, beautifully embedded in nature a little above the village of Adenau, has two grottos: + At the beginning one with a depiction of Jesus' prayer on the Mount of Olives, + At the end one with a depiction of the burial of Jesus. In between, the well-known 14 Stations of the Cross are lined up along the Stations of the Cross.

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<< Adenauer Way of the Cross >> "The neo-Gothic Way of the Cross is within walking distance of the market square in Adenau and can be described as a unique cultural monument due to its location and its charming composition of various stone materials from the Upper Eifel. The length of the stations is approx. 700 m with a difference in altitude of approx. 75 m. The historic Way of the Cross is also a small section of the EIFELLEITER premium hiking trail." https://www.eifel.info/a-adenauer-kreuzweg

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Nice rest area with a view over the Ahr

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🧭 Briefly at the Dreimühlen waterfall 🌊💙 Small wooden cross attached... Maybe pause for a moment...each in their own way... It's good for the soul 💚🙏🏼 Nice photo motif also 📸

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Very beautiful grotto and the last station of the Adenauer Way of the Cross. If you want, you can take a contemplative break here.

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A contemplative and cultivated way

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Very nice rest area with explanations about ore and gold mining

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Such rock overhangs are called abri. They are so-called semi-caves, which people liked to use in the Stone Age. In contrast to a cave with a rather narrow entrance, they allow overview of the terrain and escape possibilities. Such demolition sites are important research sites for archeology, as Stone Age tools and food remains can be found here.

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You don't have to go directly on the path to the waterfall but a few steps up to discover this "cave". A wooden cross stands in a small depression.

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Small cavity in the rock just below the ruins on the way to the waterfall. There is also a cross embedded in the rock...

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The shelter is really interesting and there is a wooden cross with in the rock

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It is always amazing how massive rock can work

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Nice little hell under ruin

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The Adenauer Kreuzweg was built in the neo-Gothic style between 1861 and 1863. To finance this, a lottery was set up which, together with the donations, brought in the costs of building the Way of the Cross up to 4 Thaler. In addition, there were numerous hours of volunteer work by the population. The angels 'guard' the beginning of the path. Shortly behind it is the Mount of Olives Grotto, the end marks the Entombment Grotto. The photo shows the Mount of Olives grotto in summer. For more information on the cultural highlight (cultural monument) see http://www.stadt-adenau.de/kultur/kreuzweg.html If you follow the Eifel ladder from the Hohe Acht, you walk the Way of the Cross 'backwards'.

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On the way to the waterfall, you can make a detour here and take a closer look at the rock behind the cross.

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Beautiful waterfall that can be viewed well.

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The softer rock was created by karstification.

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