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Stage 23
Saar-Hunsrück Climb - 23rd Leg: Morshausen – Oppenhausen
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Brücke am Apothekerfelsen in der EhrbachklammPhoto: Jürgen Kläser, Tourist-Information Emmelshausen
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Ehrenburg
The strong castle is mentioned in documents for the first time in 1161. In 1688 it was mostly destroyed by French soldiers led by Louis XIV. It has been maintained, restored and rebuilt from private funds by a charity since 1993. Events take place regularly. The castle also offers food and accommodation options. Schloss Schöneck The castle was built around 1200 by Konrad von Boppard. It was referred to as a château for the first time in the 17th century. Frankfurt artist Wilhelm Steinhausen bought the château in 1910 and set up a family foundation there.
Track types
Safety information
Der Saar-Hunsrück-Steig ist ein naturnaher Weg, der zu 65% über weichen Waldboden, über Graspfade oder entlang von Bachläufen geführt ist. Diese besondere Qualität kann nach längeren Regenperioden Teile des Wegs schwerer begehbar machen. Deshalb ist festes Schuhwerk unbedingt zu empfehlen.
Tips and hints
Tourist-Info Hunsrück-Mittelrhein
Rhein-Mosel-Str. 45
56281 Emmelshausen
Telefon: +49 6747 93220
info@das-zap.de
www.rhein-mosel-dreieck.de
Tourist-Info Boppard
Marktplatz (Altes Rathaus)
56154 Boppard
Telefon: +49 6742 3888
tourist@boppard.de
www.boppard-tourismus.de
Internetseite des Saar-Hunsrück-Steiges. www.saar-hunsrueck-steig.de
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Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
The tour starts at the northern end of Morshausen. From the starting point at Enger Weg, we first follow the country road for a short distance, then cross it and turn onto a field path that leads us along the edge of the forest to the northeast. On our way further, there are always open fields and shady parts of the forest until we reach the Ehrenburger Tal after a total of 4.5 km.
There we cross the Ehrbach stream and make a loop to Sonnenwinkel before climbing up to Ehrenburg Castle. After the visit, we descend again into the Ehrbach valley and follow the course of the stream past Linkemühle, Brandengrabenmühle, Eckmühle, Rauschenmühle and Daubisbergermühle to Schöneck Castle.
There we leave the forest and walk across adjacent fields to Windhausen, finally our path leads cross-country to Oppenhausen, today's stage destination.
Public transport
Mit dem Zug zum Bahnhof Emmelshausen, weiter mit dem Bus 626 nach Morshausen.
By road
Von Koblenz auf der A61 in Richtung Süden fahren, an der Ausfahrt Emmelshausen auf die L206 wechseln. Über Emmelshausen, Gondershausen und Beulich gelangt man dann nach Morshausen.Parking
Jakob-Kneip-Eiche, Jakob-Kneip-Str., 56283 MorshausenHiking car park Schwedenschanze Windhausen
Car park on edge of Oppenhausen
Coordinates
Equipment
The Saar-Hunsrück Climb is a natural path that is on soft forest floor, grass paths or alongside streams for 65% of its route. But this special quality can result in problems after long periods of rain, making parts of the route difficult to walk. We therefore recommend wearing sturdy shoes.Statistics
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- 13 Waypoints
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