Lichtasenland Edition 1/2021

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Lichtasen Land Country walks Along the ponds and the little stream From the Waldschlösschen simply walk along the Lichtasenthal. See the reflecting light on the water, listen to the stream and the birds. Breathe in the fresh forest air and perceive the energy of the surroundings. This is how a wonderful visit to the <strong>Lichtasenland</strong> begins, full of energy and joy. Circular trail to the Questenstein with a view, approx.5 km, 2 hours From the Waldschlösschen follow the path westwards with the markings yellow bar on a white field, towards Kleefleck. At Kleefleck turn right into the "Breitunger Rennweg" with many border stones towards Questenstein (marked green/yellow/red). Be watchful, there are several rustic beeches, worth mentioning. After another 600m you will see the turn-off to Questenstein on the left (from the crossroads approx. 300m). Return to this junction and follow the signs to the car park at "Unterer Beerberg". At the car park, go slightly downhill to Lichtasenthal. In the valley, keep right along the stream towards Waldschlösschen. Walk with a view over Brotterode approximately 4km 1 hour From Waldschlösschen follow the valley up to the turning with the bridge to "Brotterode" (yellow bar on white). Continue up the valley following the markings. At the end of the valley (after approx. 700m) turn right and walk slightly uphill. After approx. 200m turn right (Nordic Walking route blue) and follow the path around the hill in an anti-clockwise direction. After almost 2km you will come to a wonderful viewpoint over the spa town of Brotterode. Continue on the path around the hill once completely and back to Lichtasenthal. country walks 06
The waterfall Water is mobile and wonderfully reflects the spirit thirsting for knowledge. It flows and soaks every gap, it penetrates the smallest nooks and crannies to emerge discerning after the experience. The desire for this project arose because of the beauty of the rocks. In 1865 the waterfall was created by Trusetal miners under the supervision of Baurat Specht. A dam diverts the water from the Truse below Brotterode. At first, the 3.5 km long, constructed waterfall ditch winds along the edge of the forest and then approaches the actual river valley again. At Öhmigshauk, the Trusetal waterfall first falls over two smaller falls and then over the granite rock from a height of 50m into a collecting basin. The water then flows back into the Truse. The Trusetal Waterfall is only in operation from Easter to the end of October each year. A circular walk, starting at the waterfall with 228 steps, brings us closer to the water and lets us see rainbows. Accompanying festival events are the annual waterfall festival in July and a small summer market. Hike on page 13: From Waldschlösschen 4km to the waterfall. Walking around the waterfall and back the same way is about 9km. 07
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