할젠바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Several hiking trails meet at this oak tree. That's why a hut was built here.

The Hedwig oak is also called the angel oak. Named after Hedwig Humperdinck (wife of VVV member Engelbert Humperdinck). - Lumpy trunk, branches from 4m high, 6 main branches at 8-10m high, sessile oak. Circumference 1991. - The "angel oak" is located about 1.7 km towards Boppard on the "Klettersteig": 50.250867°, 7.5684°. Source: https://www.baumkunde.de/baumregister/8129-hedwigseiche_bei_boppard/

The refuge is located on a small hill directly on the Vierseenblick path and only a few hundred meters away from the Köhlerhütte.

Next to the stately Hedwig's oak tree there is a beautiful shelter on the side of the path.

Great place to stay and stop off.

Next to a shelter stands the angel oak. According to the information board, the composer Engelbert Humperdinck (*1854, †1921) often traveled here to find inspiration for his pieces. Humperdinck became famous through his fairy tale opera "Hansel and Gretel" and worked as an editor for the music publisher Schott in Mainz.

Very nice rest area with shelter. Two loungers invite you to relax. The wonderful view of the Moselle valley is included for free.

Hatzenport was first mentioned in a document around 1135 as "Hattenporcia". Hatzenport itself was already inhabited in Roman times, as evidenced by stone finds during railway construction in the last century It was part of the greater community of Löf and became independent again at the local elections of June 12th, 1994. Hatzenport has around 620 residents today and is characterized by viticulture.Due to the mostly south-facing, steep weathered slate slopes, there are like nowhere else the Moselle offers the best conditions for outstanding Riesling wines Source: https://kulturraum-untermosel.de/145-alle-gemeinden/75-hatzenport.html/#hatzenport