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The Hunsrückhaus am Erbeskopf is also easily accessible by public transport. The Hunsrückhaus/Erbeskopf bus stop is directly across the street. This stop is served by the Hochwald express bus 800 Idar-Oberstein - Trier, among others, even on weekends and public holidays.

On the Trail of the Nibelungs At the foot of the Erbeskopf massif, deep in the valley of the Kleine Dhron, lies the picturesque village of Dhronecken. The predecessor of its castle ruins was once the residence of Hagen von Tronege, referred to in the Nibelungenlied as "Tronjer." Hagen's comrade-in-arms, Hunold, a cupbearer and chamberlain at the Nibelungen court in Worms, came from the nearby rocky nest of Hunolstein. Both heroes were devoted to Queen Brunhild. When she was insulted by Krimhild, Siegfried's wife, Hagen plotted to murder the hero in revenge. During a hunting trip in the Hochwald forest, as Siegfried was refreshing himself at a cool Hochwald spring, he stabbed him between the shoulders with a spear. Since then, this spring has been called the "Seiwertsbure" (Siegfried's Spring). Source: Information board near the spring

Would you like to explore the Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park? Then it's worth starting by visiting the National Park exhibition at the Erbeskopf National Park Gate in the Hunsrückhaus. You'll get the most out of the exhibition if you combine it with a ranger meeting, a ranger walk, a ranger and adventure tour, or a hike on one of the dream loops. In this modern, interactive exhibition, you'll embark on an exciting journey into the mysterious world of the wild forest. You'll gain insights into the most important themes of this young national park – from ancient beech forests to living deadwood and mystical moors to the diverse natural connections and fascinating landscapes. The exhibition will draw your attention to the national park's small and large treasures and is guaranteed to awaken your desire to explore nature. On the tours offered, you'll go with the ranger into the natural forest, to typical hillside moors, old charcoal burning sites, or to impressive viewpoints such as the Erbeskopf, the highest point in Rhineland-Palatinate. After your trip, you can stop off at a National Park partner establishment and enjoy regional Hunsrück specialties.

great view

beautiful view

Apparently you can also get married at the Windklang... It's officially a "wedding room" of the Thalfang registry office.

Very nicely done information trail

The Hunsrückhaus is the gateway to the national park, where you can get a lot of information about the region. There is also a bistro and many great outdoor recreational activities.