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There is no refrigerator there anymore.

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From here there is a beautiful view of the Rheingau and towards the Nahe valley.

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Winzeralm on the Siefersheimer Horn with the most beautiful wine view in Rheinhessen (2016).

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Unfortunately, the refrigerator is missing. And that is exactly what made the hut something special.

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January 2nd, 2023: Unfortunately, the refrigerator is no longer there. 🙁

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Comfortable rest stop in the forest. Highly recommended.

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Nice restaurant with beer garden. And now open again without restrictions. When we last came by on a hike in April 2021, strict corona restrictions still applied.

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In June 2022 this hut was locked and only 2 benches were in front of it. However, on the other side of the Selz there is the Vinomaten from Weingut Schuck, which seems to be available all year round.

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Forest house Heiligkreuz Here you can park to start a tour or interrupt a tour for a break. Located between Bingerbrück and Bodmannstein Forest house Heiligkreuz. Source: City of Bingen The traditional Waldgaststätte Heiligkreuz is a central excursion destination in an idyllic location in the middle of the local recreation area of the Bingen Forest, not far from the city of Bingen. Nearby are award-winning hiking trails and beautiful viewpoints over the Rhine Valley. An adventure trail with a suspension bridge, Villa Rustica and a botanical garden complete the range of leisure activities around the property. The forester's lodge is on the Bingerbrück road to the Bodmannstein. The house takes its name from what used to be a hermitage (hermitage), which consisted of a chapel and the hermit's apartment (who was also in charge of the area). The hermitage was finally dissolved in 1791, a new forest warden had to be appointed to live there. A new forester's house was built in 1865. In 2017 it was completely renovated and the forest restaurant started operating again after a period of closure. Forest house Heiligkreuz Tenant: Onur Özmen Phone 06721-4003833 http://www.forsthausheiligkreuz.de

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Great view and shelter protected by a roof

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Also called "Schutzhütte Richardshöhe", but GAGA is of course much funnier 😄

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Interesting display board in this regard at two different points on the Hiwweltour. The link hidden behind the QR code no longer exists, but you can easily find it on the Internet. Brief summary: Before and during the First World War, one of the most important fortresses in the western part of the German Empire was built in Mainz and Rheinhessen in the greatest secrecy. This stretched from Ingelheim via Mainz to Nierstein and led along many Rhenish-Hessian towns. The fortress consisted of 14 large forts and more than 350 modern fortifications, storage areas, waterworks, telecommunications stations and its own railway network and cog railway. After the First World War, the fortress was razed and blown up. (Drafting usually refers to the demolition of castles or fortifications by the losing party in a military conflict. It is carried out by removing, leveling, blasting or tearing down. The system was rarely completely destroyed.)

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Wonderful view over the north of Rheinhessen. In summer there is wine with a view :-)

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Currently open for pick-up orders on weekends: Saturday and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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Nice view of Gau Algesheim and the Rheingau

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A trip to the vineyards of Siefersheim is always worthwhile, there are several hiking routes here, wonderful views, and also the legendary winzeralm, where you can get wine, sausage and weck

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Two memorial plaques along the “Hiwweltour Bismarck Tower” remind of the history of the Gau-Algesheimer Kopf and the Westerberg during the First World War. The infantry positions still preserved from this time are among the very little preserved fortresses of their kind in Germany.

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Wonderful rest area with a great view and an informative board that describes the visible destinations. The refuge was donated to the town of Gau-Algesheim in 1956 by the Avenarius family. At the beginning of March 2001 the hut was set on fire, but thanks to donations from the population it was rebuilt in May 2002 ",

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The refuge got its name GAGA from the Avenarius brothers from Gau-Algesheim, who founded a chemical factory in the village in 1869. The hut is located on Richardshöhe, a striking vantage point on the western slope of the Westerberg with a view of the Rhine and Nahe.

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