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Whether you're looking for a rest, shelter from rain and storms, or a barbecue, this hut is ready.

The shelter offers protection in all weathers and enough space for a larger group. There is also a barbecue area and a seating area.

The path leads through wonderfully old trees to the fountain 👍

Pretty good place to take a break. In front of or in the hut.

https://www.tourenplaner-rheinland-pfalz.de/de/huette/schutzhuette-rupperoth/58178316 The Rupperoth refuge is located on the Schweich-Mehring stage of the Moselsteig and is accessible at any time. It can also be booked for children's birthday parties etc. through the Schweich city administration. I found this barbecue hut directory. Maybe this will be helpful: https://www.trier-info.de/cams/core/cams_file.php?mod=content&id=1301&field=file&client=ttm&download=true And this: https://www.schweich.de/social-togetherlife/anlagen-hallen-huetten-buergerhaeuser/#accordion-1-1

You'd have to request use of the trail from the municipality. However, sitting down and enjoying the magnificent view shouldn't be a problem! The entire setting is beautifully designed, and there are plenty of seating areas with romantic panoramic views near the Huxlay Hut. It's a great place to linger or start a hike. There are also a few parking spaces right on the Huxlay Plateau. You'll have to make sure you find the right path through the vineyards and then hope there's no oncoming traffic on the narrow path! https://www.mehring-mosel.de/freizeit/wandern

The Sauerbrunnen is a carbonic mineral spring with a high iron content. The occurrence of this "acidic element" is associated with a geotectonic fault structure. Water and dissolved carbon dioxide rise from the deeper layers through fissures and faults. At a depth of approximately 10-20 cm, there is a layer of red iron, from which the slightly acidic water dissolves the mineral compounds, which settle on the surface as rust-colored spring sediment. The outflow area of the spring presents a very bizarre sight due to its reddish color and the mineral deposits on submerged roots and stones, a sight that one encounters several times on the way to the spring.

The source was redesigned in 1913 on the occasion of the government anniversary of Kaiser Wilhelm II and embellished with tree plantings.