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Idyllically situated among the trees, the Mühlenwaldweiher pond with its narrow wooden walkway invites you to take a short break. In summer, the water's surface is often covered with water lilies, while dragonflies and waterfowl enliven the scene. A perfect place to enjoy the tranquility of nature. 💡 Tip: It's best to visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon – this is when the trees are reflected particularly beautifully in the water, and the light creates a peaceful atmosphere.

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The idyllic pond in the forest invites you to linger. There's a playground for the little ones.

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There are lovely shady benches at/with a view of the Mühlenwaldweiher pond, but cycling around the pond is prohibited. Further information: https://www.saarpfalz-touristik.de/attraktionen/muehlenwaldweiher-ba513efb5f

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From the platform that was placed on the ruins a few years ago, you can see as far as the Donersberg when the weather is nice.

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The Devil's Pulpit sits enthroned in the middle of the forest above the Tiefenbachklamm. Unfortunately, information about the rock formation is scarce - but it is still an exciting place in nature.

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Unfortunately, there is not much left of the wall

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On May 1st there will be delicious fish again

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The path is accessible again. I would be interested in the story of that

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Compared to earlier pictures, a piece of the wall has apparently come off at the Teufelskanzel. The ridge is actually quite steep down to Tiefenbachklamm. The pulpit itself is permanently demarcated (by a railing), but the path that leads past it is freely accessible.

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Super all-round view over the Bliesgau

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Alexander tower ruin. Now accessible with stairs and viewing platform.

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The viewing platform is now also accessible!

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The path is currently closed by the municipality due to a lack of safety measures

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The tower now has a viewing platform. Unfortunately, it is not yet accessible.

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"Shortly after the Second World War, the forest warden at the time, Rudolf Herrmann, dedicated himself to a special project: As part of a reforestation program, he wanted to investigate which non-native trees thrived in the "Menger Forest". Various tree species were imported from abroad, including two sequoias and several thujas , purchased. On the highest point of the Allenberg, which is popularly known as "Kämmchen", Rudolf Herrmann laid out a plant garden." Source: https://www.bliesmenge-bolchen.de/sehenswertes/mammutbaeume/

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Tower ruins are currently being renovated.

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At the highest point of the Allenberg, which is popularly known as the “little comb”, two stately sequoia trees have found their place among the native plants. The larger of the two sequoias measures approx. 35 meters, with a circumference of a proud 4.80 meters and a diameter of 1.53 meters (as of October 2021). It can be recognized from afar, as its characteristic tip clearly towers above all other trees in the area. In the summer of 2021, the sequoias of Blieshaben-Bolchen were officially declared a natural monument.

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Well, certainly nice for hikers, as a mountain bike you can save yourself the meadow path. There's a nice viewing bench in half. Most of the stairs are mobile, the highest steps (2-3) are approx. 30cm high. Better to do the "Linemann Trail" again!

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A highlight, also for children

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It's impressive how many different orchids can be found. The protective measures for these blooming wonders of nature are also impressive.

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