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Schmausemühle – Aussichtspunkt Runde von Heyweiler

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Schmausemühle – Aussichtspunkt Runde von Heyweiler

anna2maus planned a hike

June 2, 2021

Schmausemühle – Aussichtspunkt Runde von Heyweiler

Moderate

01:36

4.93km

3.1km/h

180m

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Moderate hike. Great for any fitness level. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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161 m

Shoe Cleaning Station

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There is a shoe shine station right by the hiking portal at the hiking car park. We didn't need them when the weather was nice. Paths actually not muddy.

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557 m

Schinkaul Bench with Forest View

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Very nice bench to lie on. We were here at the beginning of our tour and focused on the descent.

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604 m

Narrow forest trail by the Buchbach (Hunsrueck)

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Immediately after starting from the hiking car park, there is an interesting descent on a narrow path. At times when there are a lot of hikers out and about, I …

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3.07 km

Baybachtal Bat Cave (Former Slate Mine)

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Like most of the numerous former mining tunnels in the Hunsrück, it is barred for safety reasons and to protect the bat population.

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3.24 km

Baybachtal Bat Cave (Slate Tunnel)

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In the past, several roof slate pits were operated in the Baybachtal, below the Schmausemühle you can still find spoil heaps and tunnel entrances that were driven a few hundred …

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3.48 km

Stone Arch Bridge Over the Baybach

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On the Saar-Hunsrück dream loop "Baybachklamm", the various streams have to be crossed several times. Sometimes there are only stepping stones, in other places there are smaller wooden or metal bridges, but this stone bridge here is the largest.

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