The Lauschebühlweg takes us into the history of the Saale valley and into the lives of the inhabitants of Harra during the Thirty Years' War. Exciting stories are connected with the impressive landscape.
From the Saale bridge in the village we go uphill, past the campsite towards the church over the village square to the local history museum, where a visit is possible.
Through Angergasse along the Anger we hike towards Staudenwiese.
At the Lauschebühl junction we enjoy the magnificent view of Harra and Kießling.
Through fields we reach the wooded Lauschebühl area, go around it to the path towards Siegeleite with a view of the Thuringian Sea.
We follow the zigzag path and descend it through the high forest to the Sieglitzgrund downhill to Lemnitzhammer, a district of Harra. Before the damming of the Saale there was a brewery and a twine factory here. The brewery “Hammerbräu” was rebuilt on the road towards Bad Lobenstein. After reunification it ceased and was demolished.
We follow the main road to the junction at Lemnitzhammer station (Harra Nord stop) further towards Totenfelsen. A detour to Totenfelsen is worth it due to the beautiful view of Harra and the Saale valley.
We continue along the path back to the starting point of the hike.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Gasthof zum Alten SchulmeisterCampingplatz am Trepplesfelsen, Harra
Bäckerei Fröb
Roadbook
Bahnhof Harra
Heimatmuseum Harra
Gasthof zum Alten Schulmeister
Bäckerei Fröb
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Arrival possible by bus and train, distance to station approx. 400m
Arrival possible by passenger ship from Saalburg/Saaldorf.
Restriction: Due to the lowering of the reservoir water level, changes in the schedules may occur.
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Parking
Free parking directly at the starting point.
Charging facilities for e-bikes
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