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Schneidmühls Bridge – Vessertal Primeval Forest Trail loop from Schleusingen

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Schneidmühls Bridge – Vessertal Primeval Forest Trail loop from Schleusingen

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Schneidmühls Bridge – Vessertal Primeval Forest Trail loop from Schleusingen

03:52

14.1km

210m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

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Naturpark Thüringer Wald

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1.03 km

Sensenhammer Historical Site

Highlight • Historical Site

Here at the Sensenhammer is also the jungle path of the bpsw. further up into the Vessertal. A great and worth seeing piece of forest highway which is great to drive.

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3.07 km

Schneidmühls Bridge

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A historical place with a nice explanatory board.

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6.09 km

Rest Area at the Thüringer Waldpfad Totem

Highlight • Rest Area

A really great place to take a break. A large table with a bench in the sun invites you to linger. A great carved tree artwork decorates this place and reminds of the diversity of the animal world in the Thuringian Forest.

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6.09 km

Walter Ulbricht Ski Jump Vessertal

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Nice old ski jump in the Vessertal

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7.11 km

Vesser Village

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The small town of Vesser was first mentioned in 900 AD In the Middle Ages there was a hammer mill here, which was operated with the water power of the Vesser river. In 1690 a grinding and oil mill was built. in 1696 a cutting mill was added. 1700 the construction of a Zainhammer and 1809 another cutting mill. The recognition as a state-approved resort was successfully defended in 1999 according to the new criteria of the state of Thuringia.

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