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Sensweiler

Züscher Hammer – Nonnweiler Reservoir Loop loop from Sensweiler

Hard

4.7

(12)

51

riders

Züscher Hammer – Nonnweiler Reservoir Loop loop from Sensweiler

06:49

84.1km

1,460m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 7, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 30.1 km for 64 m

After 77.7 km for 64 m

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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21.3 km

Traunwiesen

Nature Reserve

2

30.1 km

Züscher Hammer

Highlight • Historical Site

Züsch and the Züsch Castle are first mentioned in documents in 1222; around 1300 the smelter and stamp mill in the Allbachtal - the Züscher Hammer.

During the Thirty Years' War, the castle, village and hammer were destroyed. The rebuilding of the village and hammer began. At the end of the 17th century, the largest ironworks in the Hunsrück came into being under the rule of the Walloon immigrant Joseph Hauzeur. From then on, the Züscher hammer secured wages and bread for lumberjacks, charcoal burners, hewers, smelters and blacksmiths.

The factory was abandoned in 1852 due to unprofitable production and unfavorable sales conditions. This ended the approximately 150-year iron industry at the Züscher Hammer.

Opening times (May to October):
open again on Sundays between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. from June 20, 2021!
The site with a water wheel, charcoal kiln and information boards is accessible all year round.

*** Recommended: ***
On 09/12/2021 Open Monument Day with demonstrations and supporting program!

Info: zuescher-hammer.de

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3

31.1 km

Watch your breathing.

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33.4 km

Nonnweiler Reservoir Loop

Highlight • Lake

beautiful 12 km round trip around the Nonnweiler reservoir

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48.3 km

View of the Traunbach Valley

Highlight • Viewpoint

Along the Traunbach near Abentheuer, very idyllic

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48.5 km

Luisenruh Rock Formation

Highlight • Natural Monument

Above the path, a quartzite rock massif over 100 meters long stretches through the forest. This is part of a whole series of visible rocks of the quartzite ridge of the high forest.
From Wehlenstein via Gebück to Luisenruhe and on the other side of the Traunbach valley the Minnafelsen, Beilfels and Krummkehrfelsen.

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7

75.0 km

Away from the signs for the rock path, if you follow the Saar-Hunsrück-Steig instead, you will reach a small viewing platform from which you have a great view to the southeast, e.g. of Herborn.
One side of the access path leads a few meters over loose rocks of the Rosselhalde Mörschieder Burr. You have to be careful here, as the Wacker wobbles and you slip quickly without sturdy shoes. Alternatively, go back to the rock path on the western approach.

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75.7 km

From up here on the rocks you have a wonderful view.
Briefly leave the hiking trail and walk the 50 meters up to the rocks.

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77.2 km

Wildenburg und Umgebung

Nature Reserve

10

77.9 km

Wildenburg Observation Tower

Highlight • Viewpoint

ATTENTION: Currently (January 2026), the tower is closed due to damage to the wooden structure. A reopening date is not yet foreseeable.

nlphh.de/blog/wildenburg-turm-vorerst-gesperrt-wegen-schaeden

The Wildenburg Castle ruins are situated at approximately 630 meters above sea level on the Wildenburger Kopf hill overlooking the Idarbach valley. It was the highest castle in the Hunsrück region.

Only a few remnants of the upper castle, perched atop a rocky outcrop, remain. A 22-meter-high observation tower was built on the summit of the rock, starting in 1980 and completed in 1981. From its 15-meter-high viewing platform, which is arranged in a ring around the tower, it offers excellent panoramic views. Orientation panels on the parapet explain the points of interest.

The spiral staircase and the covered viewing platform are constructed of concrete and are very stable, therefore there is little risk of vertigo.

... (Unfortunately, Komoot has combined the observation tower, the restaurant, and the wildlife enclosure into one highlight!)

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84.1 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

47.5 km

13.6 km

10.1 km

7.68 km

4.60 km

537 m

179 m

Surfaces

31.2 km

20.6 km

14.9 km

13.5 km

3.12 km

840 m

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Highest point (780 m)

Lowest point (390 m)

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