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An extended walk on varied, but mostly natural paths with some benches, but no real highlights. Simply a relaxed stroll through the woods, without any significant inclines.

The parking lot is free on weekends with no time limit; during the week, it's recommended to use a parking lot further up at the edge of the forest.



From this parking lot, the trail climbs almost continuously, mostly moderately, for about half the distance. It begins through the village, then continues

A varied tour through the typical Rhön meadow landscape, forest, and a small village.

Plenty of sunshine, even on the climb, not many rest stops, but plenty of space for picnics.

In Oberweißenbrunn, there's a 24/7 self-service shop that also sells drinks. Refreshments are also available in Oberweißenbrunn

The first two kilometers are quite uneventful, a wide path perfect for warming up.



The subsequent climb to the Limes and the path along it have changed dramatically in recent years. While it once led mostly along a narrow trail through the forest, little of that remains. Although there are still some

A mostly shady route with many great views and a village that seems like it's from another era. Including the Capella d'en Ramon Llull, this route takes you past 10 lookout points with fantastic views.

The Komoot rating of "difficult" is exaggerated.



There aren't many parking spaces at the hermitage, but

A worthwhile walk, well worth the drive. The grape harvest in September, on sunny but not so hot days, is the ideal time.

The walk runs largely through sunny vineyards on a variety of paths, from asphalt, cobblestones, and gravel to meadow paths. There's also a stretch of forest.

There are numerous rest

The trails are mostly easy to walk on a variety of surfaces, from asphalt to gravel, remnants of natural stone paving, grass, and even natural forest paths. From Hartmannsheiligen, there's a trail that slowly becomes overgrown, which can be bypassed on a gravel path.

Mostly shady, but also a few sunny

A pleasant hike along many meadow paths and a longer, but manageable, gravel path. It's best not to go in hot weather, as there are many shadeless sections. The climbs aren't likely to noticeably raise the heart rate of the average hiker.

There are a few places to sit in the first and last thirds, but

A long walk without any significant inclines. Unspectacular, with a few seating areas and mostly easy paths. Plenty of shade in the forest, but also stretches across meadows and fields.



Alternative entry possible.



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A varied and informative hiking trail on the Hoher Meißner with alternative access points.

Mostly shady and with frequent ups and downs, even relatively steep at the Seesteine. Numerous information panels about flora and fauna, as well as geology and mining.



The P1 is worth repeating, but I would have