Seven Graves Memorial Site – Roter Hof Well loop from Eschenbergen

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Seven Graves Memorial Site – Roter Hof Well loop from Eschenbergen

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Seven Graves Memorial Site – Roter Hof Well loop from Eschenbergen

01:04

13.9km

200m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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Fahner Höhe

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1.96 km

Zielwasser-Waldschänke Shelter

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Wide view of the Thuringian region

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3.02 km

Abandoned Soviet Army Building, Fahner Höhe

Highlight • Monument

An old Soviet Army building. Unfortunately unknown usage.

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4.95 km

Seven Graves Memorial Site

Highlight • Monument

The place describes the events and the fate of 7 soldiers of the German Wehrmacht on April 9, 1945.

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5.00 km

Memorial to Seven Fallen Soldiers, Fahner Höhe

Highlight • Monument

From here there is a beautiful descent in the valley towards Eschenbergen.

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6.12 km

Roter Hof Well

Highlight • Structure

A small beautiful fountain in the middle of the forest, gives the feeling of being landed in a fairy tale.

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7.23 km

Weiße Hütte (Thuringia Stamp Point No. 368)

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Secret tip for the 🐻🌱 time, mega.
Nice hut, rightly there is a stamp here.

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7.64 km

Wild Garlic Fields in Fahner Höhe

Highlight • Forest

The wild garlic is already blooming here in mid-March. What a wonderful sight and scent.
The paths are also great for cycling.

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12.1 km

Swedish Cross, Fahner Höhe

Highlight • Monument

“Each of these crosses can tell its own story and what prompted people to erect “their” cross at this point. (...) These wayside crosses were erected as visible signs and …

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