The Thuringian Gate is the name given to the breakthrough of the Unstrut near Sachsenburg in Thuringia. With a great view of the pretty railway viaduct.
On closer inspection, the rocky gorge between the lower castle and the entrance to the monument turns out to be a quarry.
Two remains of masonry mark the level of the former central castle.
What a wonderful landscape and the view over the cliffs makes your stomach tingle. The path around the lake is a highlight on the karst hiking trail. 🤗👌
The Nasse is a 9.3 km long, right tributary of the Leine (tributary of the Helme) in the southeastern Harz, in the district of Mansfeld-Südharz, in Saxony-Anhalt. The stream rises …