이프타‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Official end of the stage on the X5H. From here, a somewhat patchily marked access path leads down to Röhrda, but beware: The access path is marked inconsistently with other access paths, with a white dot in a white ring.

In summer, cakes are available here during certain opening hours.

WOW this place with its view deserves a stamp from.😎👌🖼

The Ars Natura artwork stands at the parking lot of the same name (Hand). Its name probably comes from the many paths that converge here in a star shape.

The Kohlbachhaus, owned by the House of Saxe-Weimar until the end of World War I, later owned by the state of Thuringia and devastated after the end of World War II. Rebuilt in the 1950s and initially used by the forestry service, it was in a restricted area from 1961 onwards and was only used for hunting by border troops and the state security service. After reunification, the building was renovated again. Today, the Kohlbachhaus is owned by the Thuringia Forestry Office and is used for staff meetings, work accommodation, as a hunting lodge and for events with forestry relevance.

The Kohlbachhaus, owned by the House of Saxe-Weimar until the end of World War I, later owned by the state of Thuringia and devastated after the end of World War II. Rebuilt in the 1950s and initially used by the forestry service, it was in a restricted area from 1961 onwards and was only used for hunting by border troops and the state security service. After reunification, the building was renovated again. Today, the Kohlbachhaus is owned by the Thuringia Forestry Office and is used for staff meetings, work accommodation, as a hunting lodge and for events with forestry relevance.

Due to its location, the Kohlbachhaus has a turbulent history, which can be read on the information board on the building. Today it is used by the forestry administration. There are a few picnic tables directly in front of it, which are ideal for a rest in front of the nice half-timbered house.

nice rest area for a picnic