Layenmühle – Hand & Foot Art Installation loop from Niedert

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Layenmühle – Hand & Foot Art Installation loop from Niedert

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Layenmühle – Hand & Foot Art Installation loop from Niedert

01:48

6.57km

100m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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658 m

Burden Bench Hunsrück

Highlight • Structure

Really funny !! a triple Hellau, Allaaf, ....

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917 m

Layenmühle

Highlight • Historical Site

There used to be 32 mills in the Baybach valley. 6 of them can be seen on the upper Babachtal dream loop.

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1.69 km

Senses bench with a view over the Hunsrück hills

Highlight • Viewpoint

From the Sinnesbank you have a broad view over the Hunsrück landscape. There is also another art installation there.

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2.24 km

Umleitung Sculpture and Rest Area

Highlight • Monument

Really confusing these diversion signs ;-)

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2.82 km

Hand & Foot Art Installation

Highlight • Monument

In the middle of the forest you come across the art installation “Hand & Foot”. There is a bench opposite the sculpture so you can sit down and think deeply.

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3.10 km

Forest Stream Crossing in Hunsrück

Highlight • River

Along the idyllic stream and then over it. There is no bridge.

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3.53 km

Healing Spring, Emmelshausen-Basselscheid

Highlight • Natural Monument

The church chronicle of Emmelshausen reports that the shepherd and farmer saint Wendelinus came to this area with his flock and a helper who had an eye sickness and was …

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5.02 km

Schwaller Mill and Historic Bakehouse

Highlight • Historical Site

Schwaller Mühle, also known as Müller-Jakobsmühle, has been owned by the Nick family for several centuries. Hermann Nick was the last miller in the valley to stop milling in 1964. There is a small bakery at the mill.

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