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Beautiful large, well-maintained cabin

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No idea where that is at the Klingelfloß but it's probably cool too

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Ore used to be mined here... There is a rest area in front of the tunnel

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Nice hut with a place to rest. But you can't go into the hut!

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To be honest, the name leaves me a little perplexed: why did someone back then come up with the - to me incomprehensible - idea of naming an ore mine in the Hunsrück after the deity Apollo from Greek mythology, and the god of the sea at that?

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Large shelter on the Ausoniusweg near Dill.

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At the end of 2022, a "wobbly bridge" was added as an optional crossing, on which you can climb over freely suspended timber.

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Ore used to be mined here... There is a rest area in front of the tunnel

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Covered place to drink coffee

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Located in the middle of the forest there is a very old pond system. The small pond "bell raft" with former forest workers shelter was built in the thirties the operation of a quarry. The ones used from the quarry Stones were used to expand the network of paths in the "Binnenberg" area used. The dam of the pond was made with the rest of the excavation material piled up. A legend tells that Emperor Napoleon was nearby the hut on the Klingelfloß when crossing the Hunsrück in front of you Storm protection should have sought.

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beautifully located on the Schinderh.Pfad

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always interesting to learn something from the past

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The Apollo Mine (1858 - 1941) The actual development of the mining field did not take place until 1891. In the decades that followed, work was only carried out here sporadically. In 1909 an explosives storage room was built in the tunnel, which is still very well preserved today. In 1917 rails were laid in the already 140m long tunnel. By 1920, when the pit was closed due to lack of funds, 110 tons of ore had been mined. At that time 13 workers were employed here. The following period of operation lasted from 1937 to 1941. The ore veins were around 0.2 m thick, irregular and discontinuous. In 1939 the pit was auctioned off and went to Stolberg Zink AG based in Aachen for 500 Reichsmarks. After a short period of operation, the Apollo mine finally came to an end in 1941. Source: text information board

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Here you have the opportunity to play a round mill, nut roll or delta game according to instructions.

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It's really just a short climb. And if you go slowly, you can manage it well even for older semesters.

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I often walk this dream loop and it is never boring. That says it all.

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Just beautiful, this little red hut on the quiet lake. Bench and table available.

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Great resting place, the hut is reflected in the water of the small pond. Table and benches available.

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very nice location, wonderful place for a rest

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The beautiful location and the bank are ideal for a rest.

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