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Rubenheimer Brunnenweg
Mittel
The "Rubenheimer Brunnenweg" route is worth a visit in the Bliesgau. The starting point is the Rohrental Pond. It is idyllically located in a side valley of Rubenheim, surrounded by orchards and meadows. There is a managed hut on the south shore. Directly at the pond, there is also a sunbathing and relaxation lawn.
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Wegelogo Rubenheimer Brunnenweg
A lovely route for all who love wells! A route with continuously changing views over the wonderful cultural landscape of the Bliesgau, featuring the typical mosaic of orchards, forests, and small villages.
The well path passes by 16 fountain installations (e.g. Rohrental Fountain; Münchhausen Fountain or the Barbara Fountain), some of which offer benches for resting during the hike.
Autorentipp
In Rubenheim, directly below the church, there is the definitely worth visiting Museum of Rural Everyday Culture and Saarland Superstition.
Even the museum building itself is worth seeing. It is the former Gasthaus Hepp, a farmhouse from the first half of the 18th century, a very beautiful example of a southwest German Einhaus.
The museum was opened in 1988 by Gunter Altenkirch. Countless exhibits deal with everyday life especially in the lower social classes such as small farming families of the 19th and 20th centuries, day laborers, craftsmen, and workers. It takes into account the entire Saar region and adjacent areas.
Refreshment options:
Kleintiroler Hut
Am Ölberg, 66453 Gersheim-Rubenheim
Wandervereinrubenheim@gmail.com
https://wanderhuetterubenheim.webnode.page/
Bistro History, Hohlweg 1, 66453 Gersheim-Rubenheim
06843/901916
kontakt@bistrohistory
https://www.bistrohistory.de/
Ausrüstung
All important information about equipment can be found in our packing list.
Sicherheitshinweise
Attention:
Basically, entering the forest and hiking the trails is at your own risk.
Seasonal and weather-related conditions require increased surefootedness on some trail sections.
Please wear clothing and hiking shoes with appropriate soles adapted to the season and weather.
Please pay special attention to:
Careful walking on the constructed stairs in the forest (they may be slippery due to fallen leaves).
TOGETHER WITH RESPECT
Friendliness, understanding, and consideration for each other are principles for the respectful use of our natural environment. The code includes:
Use existing paths, follow signposting, and respect path closures
Do not leave traces like litter or dog waste and treat the trail gently
Respect other users of forest and fields
Take care of animals and plants
Plan ahead and use daylight
DISCLAIMER:
Despite repeated checks and careful preparation of the trail descriptions, the publisher assumes no liability for the correctness and completeness of the information provided here.
USAGE NOTICE:
Dear hiking friends, the trails lead along natural paths through untouched nature reserves and forests. Preserving and protecting nature is important to us.
We also want to point out the risks and therefore ask you to stay on the marked paths and not to enter exposed rock heads for safety reasons. Furthermore, we advise about the presence of natural forest hazards. Due to weather conditions, some places on the path may be muddy and slippery and should therefore be treated with special caution. Solid shoes are recommended for all routes, surefootedness is indispensable.
Use of hiking trails and premium trails is at your own risk.
MARKING AND SIGNPOSTING:
All quality trails are circular routes that can be hiked in both directions. Therefore, the signposting is provided both ways. Try hiking the route in the opposite direction and discover completely new perspectives and viewpoints.
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