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The recreational area consists of a 200 square meter rustic wooden shelter. There is a spacious covered barbecue area in the immediate vicinity. Users also have access to solid sanitary facilities. In an adjoining room there is a counter with a sink with hot and cold running water and a refrigerator. Other facilities include marquee furniture and mobile windows for the shelter. Thanks to the power connection and permanently installed lighting, your event does not have to end when darkness falls. The large parking and camping area round off the offer. The rental fees for public commercial events are €120, private events cost €60. Local users only pay half the rental costs. Electricity and water are billed separately according to consumption. When using the barbecue, an additional cleaning fee of €10 is charged. Of course, the site and its facilities must be left completely clean. A deposit of €60 is charged for security. Source: https://www.altlay.de/

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Large recreational area for barbecues and events

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On the municipal border between Pilmeroth and Emmeroth, for example, you pass the Rotzekopp Hut on the Moselsteig Trail, a side trip to the parish's valley tour. The trail leads up along a beautiful, narrow path. Built in 1973 by the volunteer fire departments of both villages, it can now be rented for events after renovations in 2001. The complex consists of several fire pits and huts, as well as a stage. A campsite is located right next to it. The site on Rotzekopp is called the Kaisergarten (Emperor's Garden). Therefore, some of the seating areas on the grounds face the "Kaisereiche" (Emperor's Oak). Many locations and trees (especially the "German" oak) were dedicated to the German Emperor and the German Empire at the end of the 19th century. These names are gradually disappearing as many old oak trees reach the end of their lives and are felled.

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On December 19, 2020, the hut was made available to the general public. Since then, the interior has been equipped with a sleeping loft of approx. 5 square meters, a 3.5m long solid log table and several benches. The windows and the door keep wind and weather outside. A handcrafted acrylic glass pane is installed in the gable on the south side and allows a view of the sunrise from the sleeping loft. A USB charging station and LED lighting powered by a PV system are available as technical equipment. In the outdoor area, under the roof overhangs, several solid wood seats were installed and also provide visitors with a weatherproof rest area. Since June 2021 we have kept two drawers with mineral water and spritzer in the basement for those who are thirsty. Source: https://hennweiler.de/tourismus/teufelsfelshuette/

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Beautiful log cabin to rest and linger.

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A great view from the log cabin.

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The villagers from Hennweiler built the relatively new log house from windthrow wood.

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The Teufelsfels observation tower, called Langer Heinrich, offers a good all-round view.

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The view is great and you can even spend the night in the hut.

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Hiker's hut with sleeping accommodation. Super nice and rustic.

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Super great hut with lots of seating

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Please keep it clean, people have tried very hard here :)

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Barbecue area and free space to celebrate ...

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The barbecue area offers plenty of space to celebrate,

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Great cabin, great view!

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Das Laufersweiler Schwimmbad im Idarbachtal - Teil 2 Die damalige Euphorie des Lehrers schienen die Geistlichen des Ortes nicht in jeder Beziehung zu teilen. Der ev. Pfarrer Bivort wandte sich 1929 in einem eindringlichen Schreiben an das Laufersweiler Presbyterium mit folgenden Aufruf: „Schließt die Bude wieder!“ Ihm ging es vor allem um die Tatsache, dass nicht verhindert wurde, dass beide Geschlechter gleichzeitig hier badeten. Weiter heißt es in dem Schreiben: „Der Platz ist heil und rettungslos verkehrt gewählt. Das ist die Folge davon, dass die ganze Geschichte im Finstern gewurschtelt worden ist.“ Neben weitere ungeschminkten und teilweise pikanten Äußerung gegen die Errichtung des Idarbades verwies Pfarrer Bivort darauf, dass er sich in dieser Angelegenheit ganz im Einklang mit seinem katholischen Kollegen Pfarrer Hugo Pfeil befinde. Er bedaure es, da man den Kampf für die guten Sitten allein der katholischen Kirche überlasse. Offenbar konnten sich die beiden Geistlichen mit ihren Argumenten nicht gegen das „Badevergnügen" in Laufersweiler durchsetzen, und das Idarbad wurde zu einer beliebten sommerlichen Freizeiteinrichtung. Über die Freizeitfunktion hinaus diente das Bad sportlicher Betätigung. Am 2. August 1931 berichtete die Hunsrücker Zeitung vom Gauschwimmfest des Hunsrückgaues in Laufersweiler mit Schwimmwettkämpfen, Kunstsprüngen und Wasserballspielen. Rund 1000 Besucher sollen zum Schwimmfest nach Laufersweiler gekommen sein, so der Zeitungsbericht. Auch heute noch ist das frühere Idarbad vielen Dorfbewohnern in guter Erinnerung. Von der Holzrutsche, die vom Hang direkt ins Bad führte, wird gerne berichtet, ebenso von so manchen lustigen Badetagen. Das Ende dieser Badefreuden erlebte die Anlage, als in den Kriegsjahren die Holzbohlen, die das Wasser stauten, nicht entfernt wurden. Durch starken Frost und Eis riss die Staumauer auf und wurde anschießend nicht mehr repariert. Heute sind nur noch einige Überreste zu sehen. In den 1990er Jahren wurde auf den Fundamenten der verschwundenen Umkleidekabine eine Grillhüte errichtet. Quelle: Text Infotafel

The real highlight at this location are the ruins of what was then the Idarbachtal swimming pool The Laufersweiler swimming pool in the Idarbachtal - part 1 The municipality of Laufersweiler built a swimming pool in the Idarbach valley in the summer of 1928 with relatively little financial means. It was divided into a swimmer, a non-swimmer and a paddling pool. The then teacher Gustav Ludwig proudly reported in the Hunsrück calendar: “Without thinking twice, this area of the district, which belongs to the municipality of Laufersweiler, can be described as one of the most beautiful in the whole of the Hunsrück. To build a swimming pool in this valley has long been the ardent desire of many water sports enthusiasts. The municipal council of Laufersweiler has taken on this matter and built the "Idarbad" with a water surface of around 3,000m² in an idyllic location in the Idarbach valley. The filling of the bath, which holds about 5000 cbm of water, is ensured by the water-rich Idarbach, which carries enough water even in the dry years. The location of the bath is unique. On one side of the bath, a steep rock with a wonderful pine forest rises out of the clear water. A large meadow on the other side invites you to swim in the air, light and sunbathe. The location and the fresh water attracted many bathers from near and far last summer (1929). Laufersweiler has never seen so many visitors. ”Source: Text information board

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Would be great if they were entertained.

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Super great hut with lots of seating 👍🏼

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Very beautiful view. I remembered the path to the Teufelsfels steeper, but it is very easy to drive on. But the way there is worth it. Next to the tower is a beautiful new log cabin where I can comfortably take a break.

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