Hohenwarte Reservoir Trail - Stage 1 - Hohenwarte Dam → Wilhelmsdorf Portenschmiede Campsite
Stage 1: Hohenwarte to Wilhelmsdorf
.The first stage of your hike along the Thuringian Sea takes you into the history of the origins of the Hohenwarte reservoir, which today, as the fourth largest reservoir in Germany, is one of the most beautiful recreational areas in our country. In addition to the historical background to the dam wall and the sunken sites, the trail offers lasting impressions of the diversity of the forest habitat and, after the first steep climbs towards Wilhelmsdorf, reveals fabulous views over the vast water landscape.
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Rest stops
Waldhotel am StauseeCampingplatz Portenschmiede in Wilhelmsdorf
Safety information
Be aware of the typical dangers of the forest!
Walk at your own risk!
We wish you a relaxing and eventful hike!
Tips and hints
Flyer about the hiking trail (PDF)Start
Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Hohenwarte can be easily reached with the KomBus -Linie 546 from the direction of Saalfeld (Deutsche Bahn connection). Line bundle 5 binds a public transport supply around the entire reservoir with coordinated connections.
.To search for connections to Hohenwarte dam, simply use the travel portal of Deutsche Bahn.
Just use the travel portal of Deutsche Bahn to search for connections Wilhemsdorf (nearest bus stop).
By road
Coming from the A9, take exit 26 (Triptis) and continue on the B281 westwards to Neustadt an der Orla. Continue along the main road via Pößneck in the direction of Saalfeld. Leave the B281 at Unterwellenborn (Stahlwerk Thüringen) heading south towards Großkamsdorf / Goßwitz / Bucha. In Bucha, continue south on the L2384 to the Hohenwarte dam.Parking
Directly at the Staumaer is a large visitor car park. The KomBus GmbH bus stop is also located here. (Google-NAV-Punkt)
At the Portenschmiede campsite there are isolated parking facilities Google-NAV-Punkt
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Equipment
- Sturdy shoes
- Beverage reserve
- First aid kit
- GPS navigation device or smartphone
Localization
Statistics
- 14 Waypoints
- 14 Waypoints
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