Haineck Cycle Path
On your way through the Nature Park – between half-timbered houses and the Hainich National Park
The Haineck Cycle Path is a cycle path of about 14 km length. It leads through the valley of the Lämpertsbach from the Grundmühle near Ebenshausen via Nazza to the Ritzenhausen swimming pool in Hallungen.
Attractions like the Haineck castle ruin and the half-timbered houses in Hallungen line the Haineck Cycle Path. The ruin offers a fantastic view over the Hainich. With only a few ascents, the cyclists reach the idyllic village of Hallungen. At the exit of the village, a tempting outdoor swimming pool is situated at the foot of the wooded Hainich slopes. A winding route brings you to Heyerode, the gateway to the Eichsfeld. Here you can join the Unstrut-Werra Cycle Path which connects Mühlhausen and Treffurt.
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Contact:
Welterberegion Wartburg Hainich e.V.
Am Schloss 2
99947 Weberstedt
phone (03 60 22) 98 08 36
fax (03 60 22) 98 08 37
info@welterbe-wartburg-hainich.de
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total length: 14 km
With the motto “Let nature be nature”, the “primeval forest in the middle of Germany” – the Hainich National Park – inspires its visitors. It has a size of 7,500 hectares, was established in 1997 and has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 2011.
Near the former border, unique cultural and natural landscapes have been preserved in the Nature Park Eichsfeld-Hainich-Werratal in the heart of Germany.
The Line 30 connects the medieval Free City of Mühlhausen with the Wartburg City of Eisenach. Persons interested in culture who have already explored Eisenach will find in Mühlhausen another cultural-historic highlight of the World Heritage Region.
