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Information, parking, benches, tables, spring, restrooms. Everything you need. A double highlight.

At the great rest area there are also information boards with sufficient information about Habichtswaldsteig and the place where you are.

Great rest area right next to the Altenburg hiking car park. Here you can order a great picnic in advance. The instructions for this can be found in the pictures 👍🏻

Connoisseur's bench Kammerberg with a view of Gudensberg

Information board "Gudensberger Panoramaweg" With hiking map and alternative routes

The history of Engels Ruh refers to the name of Elisabeth Engel from Sand, daughter of the linen weaver Friedrich Engel. Elisabeth Engel was born in 1858. She was always called “Angel” by everyone in Sand and the surrounding area. This didn’t change when she got married and became Mrs. Rothe. She had a cart with which she bought fruit and vegetables from farmers in Sand and the surrounding area and then offered them for sale every week at the market in Kassel. In this way she provided for her family. Most likely the cart was pulled by a pony. The chronology is before 1904, as from this point onwards the Kassel-Naumburg small railway ran to Kassel. No further details are known today. Ms. Elisabeth Engel always laid at this point, between Bad Emstal (sand) and Niedenstein one Take a breather. Every week, year after year. So the "Angel's breaks" remained in the memory of the people around and in Bad Emstal, the place is known as "Engels Ruh", especially in Sand and Niedenstein the Population passed over. Even today the place is a popular rest area between the Altenburg, the Falkenstein, the ramparts and the medieval desert "Embser Berg" of the Emser Berg. Hiking trails intersect here in all directions and so the "Engels Ruh" can carry on its name.

About the history of Engels Ruh: The history of Engels Ruh refers to the name of Elisabeth Engel from Sand, daughter of the linen weaver Friedrich Engel. Elisabeth Engel was born in 1858. She was always called “Angel” by everyone in Sand and the surrounding area. This didn’t change when she got married and became Mrs. Rothe. (The photo on the information board shows: The namesake Elisabeth Engel; married Rothe with her husband Wilhelm Rothe and both children, son August and the twins Anna Catharina and Christine) She had a cart with which she bought fruit and vegetables from farmers in Sand and the surrounding area and then offered them for sale every week at the market in Kassel. In this way she provided for her family. Most likely the cart was pulled by a pony. The chronology is before 1904, as from this point onwards the Kassel-Naumburg small railway ran to Kassel. No further details are known today. Ms. Elisabeth Engel always laid at this point, between Bad Emstal (sand) and Niedenstein one Take a breather. Every week, year after year. So the breaks of the "Engel" remained in the memory of the people around and in Bad Emstal, the place has become part of the population's usage as "Engels Ruh", especially in Sand and Niedenstein. Even today the place is a popular rest area between the Altenburg, the Falkenstein, the ramparts and the medieval desert "Embser Berg" of the Emser Berg. Hiking trails intersect here in all directions and so the “Engels Ruh” can carry on its name. (Thanks to: Mrs. Elfriede Mähl, née Rothe from Bad Emstal and Herm Otto Berthold, Bochum, both descendants of Mrs. Engel.)

Nice rest area and the story about Mrs. Elisabeth Engel from Sand, daughter of the linen weaver Friedrich Engel. Elizabeth Engel was born in 1858. She was always called "Angel" by everyone from Sand and the surrounding area.