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Today I was drawn to the Hofalmen and the Kaserboden power place. The Fidibus took me from Filzmoos to Oberhofalm, the starting point of my hike. The path took me past the Maria am Steineggl chapel, initially an easy climb, but then a steady climb to Kaserboden, the power place of elves and fairies

The contribution "Bad Tabarzer hiking pin - Tour 5 / Lauchagrund-Rundweg" by hiking friend EulenBaumi had persuaded me to get the stamp booklet. The little booklet contains 7 different circular hikes around Bad Tabarz. And the first thing I did was hike the Inselsberg Tour / Tour 2.

The KUKUNA is the

Beautiful hike from Inzell through the wild and romantic Weißbach Gorge. In addition to being in good physical condition, this hike requires sure-footedness and sturdy shoes. Be sure to pay attention to the information sign at the entrance to the gorge !!

From Inzell I first reached the Weißbach Falls

Very nice hike with a visit to the Altensteiner Park. The starting and ending point is the mountain town of Ruhla, not far from the local museum. First, the Messerweg led me past the Alte Ruhl ski jumps, up to the Schiller beech and the pilgrimage rest area. Here the path crosses the Rennsteig. Through

Just in time for the beginning of spring, I laced up my hiking boots and set off. This time it went from Ruhla over the Dreiherrenstein and Rennsteig to the Großer Inselsberg. It was sunny with a few fine clouds in the sky and the view was good. From the Wartburg view, I immediately recognized Monte

Walked the avenue of Olympic and world champions and the hike to the violet fountain and collected 11 Touringen stamps.

The tour started and ended at the bus station in Oberhof. Passing the Harzwald sports field, we first went to Stein 16, located directly on the Rennsteig. For a hearty rest with mulled

Great and varied hike through almost untouched nature. The starting point was the hiking car park in Luisenthal. Passing the Ohratalsperre we first went to the Triefstein with the Gerastollen and on to the inn at the Wegscheide. Here I took a hearty break with a Rostbrätl with fries and a beer.

The second

Very nice hike from Brotterode via Kleinschmalkalden to the Schmalkalde spring and the Rennsteig. We passed the Mommelstein and the largest cowbell in the world.

However, on this day the weather did not really play its part. Already from Brotterode thick fog came in, and it rained at times. Shortly before

This time I decided to cross the Thuringian Forest from Tambach-Dietharz via Steinbach-Hallenberg to Schmalkalden. From the starting point, past the old Tambacher dam, it went steadily uphill to the Rennsteig.

The relaxation at the Neuhöfer Wiesen provided an ideal opportunity for an extensive rest.

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