브라이텐바흐 암 헤르츠베르크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The spring was enclosed in 1920 and renovated in 1989 by the Knüllgebirge Association.

Interesting

The Schlitz flows into the Fulda here in the Hutzdorf district at 218 m above sea level. The Schlitz is formed in Bad Salzschlirf by the confluence of the Lauter and the Altefeld at 238.7 m above sea level. At around 12 km long, the Schlitz is one of the shortest rivers in Germany.

Very close to the mouth there is a bench directly on the Fulda cycle path, from which you unfortunately cannot see the mouth because the grass is tall.

You shouldn't expect too much here. It is a simple spring, but the water flow is not particularly strong. A stone trough catches the spring water and directs it to the drainage side.

You can cool off fabulously at the Christinenquelle, which was first tapped in 1920.

Great opportunity to relax - there are plenty of benches, the pond is extremely well maintained and invites you to linger. Highly Recommended!

There has always been a natural waterfall where the Buchenbach squeezes its way through the rocks in a shady, narrow gorge. In the early 1920s, in a small basalt quarry, stones for road construction began to be mined directly in front of it. When the company was shut down, the quarry gradually fell into disrepair and was misused as a wild garbage dump. With the start of land restructuring in Christerode in 1971, the plan was drawn up to expand this former quarry into a small pond. A dilapidated irrigation ditch was renewed to supply water. This is how today's waterfall was created, which falls over an approximately 11 m high cliff into the pond. The waterfall hut was built by the citizens of Christeröd themselves. The entire facility was put into operation in 1974 and has been maintained and cared for by the local fishing club ever since. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christerode