켈러발트 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

The Stargazer Trail in Reinhardshausen is a delightful 4.3 km hiking route that takes you through the scenic Wölftetal valley between Reinhardshausen and Albertshausen. This trail is perfect for stargazing enthusiasts and offers educational information about planets, stars, galaxies and their significance throughout history. The guided evening hike usually lasts about 120 minutes and includes various stations with information about celestial bodies and astronomical phenomena. It is a wonderful way to explore the night sky and learn more about the universe.

A hut at the shepherd's oak.

Reinhardshausen is a district within the town of Bad Wildungen in the Waldeck-Frankenberg district of Hesse, Germany. It is known for its beautiful nature and its role as a spa town. The area is rich in history, with the first mention of Reinhardshausen dating back to 1209. Reinhardshausen is home to several health facilities, including the Reinhardsquelle, which was discovered in 1894 and led to the area's development as a spa town. The district also includes the Wandelhalle, a historic pavilion where visitors can drink the healing water, and the Kurpark, a large park perfect for relaxation and wellness.

Café Pinocchio is located in the center of Reinhardshausen and offers coffee, cakes and ice cream of all kinds. Highly recommended.

Further attempts to develop the mine between 1728, initially by Ludwig Balthasar Müller, mining inspector of Thalitter, and 1737 also proved unsuccessful. After that, only exploratory work took place between 1850 and 1900. In 1908, the mining area was acquired by the Krupp company from Essen. Since 1968, it has belonged to Harz-Lahn-Erzbergbau GmbH. Source: Wikipedia In 1965, local residents founded an association for the study of local mining. Since 1974, the former Bertsch copper ore mine near the village has been open to the public as a visitor mine. The remaining mine system near Bergfreiheit now comprises approximately 20 km of veins.

Throughout the upper Urff valley, mining operations (especially adits) as well as processing facilities (hammer mills, foundries) and infrastructure existed during the 16th and 17th centuries. As early as 1577, the mine workings of Bergfreiheit were drained by a waterwheel; the first system had two above-ground and one underground waterwheel in the adit, with a diameter of 7 meters. After mining ceased, the waterwheel was dismantled in 1662. At its peak, Bergfreiheit had a population of around 1,000. Mining in Bergfreiheit ended around 1590 after approximately 40 years. Due to decline and emigration, the 19 smelting works gradually closed, and by the end of the Thirty Years' War, only 15 inhabitants remained. An attempt to resume ore mining in 1651, which was very costly, failed and was abandoned just 10 years later.

Entry into the Kellerwaldsteig

Ideal on warm days