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The Wasserkuppe rises 950 m above sea level in the Rhön Biosphere Reserve. It is not only the highest mountain in the Rhön, but also the highest mountain in Hesse! It is located in the district of...

The Kirschberg in Olbersleben offers a view over the entire rural community of Buttstädt, as far as the Ettersberg and the central Thuringian basin.

Therapeutic spa - no through traffic, no industry - mild low mountain climate (due to the favorable altitude, the air is extremely pure, fresh, invigorating and rich in oxygen due to the proximity of the coniferous forests)...

On the western slope of the Neuberg is one of the largest yew forests in Germany - the oldest yew trees are over 800 years old.Through this rare and pristine yew forest leads an adventure trail...

Lake Haselbach, which belongs partly to Saxony and partly to Thuringia, southwest of Regis-Breitingen and Haselbach, is part of Leipzig's New Zealand. It was created from a former open-cast lignite mining hole. In 1993, the...

The Kreuzberg ski area is not only the largest in the Rhön, it also has the longest tradition. The Blicklift, one of the first drag lifts in Germany, was opened here in 1958....

Neuseesen is located near the border triangle of Hesse, Thuringia and Lower Saxony, east of Witzenhausen and northwest of the district town of Eschwege in the valley of the Siesterbach, a right tributary of the Werra. The village is framed by...

With many kilometers of groomed ski trails and cross-country ski runs, Suhl and its districts have a challenging and relatively snow-sure winter sports area. The Salzberg in Goldlauter-Heidersbach, also known as one of the "blackest slopes north of...

In the Loh, a "little wood" on the outskirts of Buttstädt, there is much to discover.The quiet location promises a harmony with nature in addition to the play and adventure trail. This is reinforced by...

The Lösershag has not been used by humans for half a century and has now developed into a primeval forest. The "Lösershag" natural forest reserve is therefore one of the most important core zones in the UNESCO...