Wanderkarte Tambach-Dietharz

The hiking region around the spa town of Tambach-Dietharz captivates with its diversity: The south and west are characterized by the densely wooded Rennsteig area from the Grosser Inselsberg to the Hoher Schorn, featuring the drinking water reservoirs Schmalwasser and Ohra. To the northeast, the landscape opens up to the edge of the Thuringian Basin. Along the hiking trails, cycling routes, and in winter on the ski slopes, breathtaking views unfold. In addition to scenic highlights such as the Falkenstein, the Stone Gate, or the mountain lake at Ebertswiese, the region is rich in ancient and modern history: The Dinosaur Trail leads visitors through early Earth history around the dinosaur excavation site at Bromacker. Luther made a stop in the town during his travels in February 1537, in Floh with its ski production, or in Kleinschmalkalden, from where bells have been sent around the world for generations. The traditional spa and recreation towns, such as Finsterbergen, Friedrichroda, or Georgenthal, should not be forgotten. The map section extends from the Grosser Inselsberg and Friedrichroda in the north to Schöntal and the Hoher Schorn in the south, as well as from Schmalkalden (Hohleborn) in the west to Ohrdruf and Luisenthal in the east. The hiking map has been developed based on tourist, scenic, and geographical aspects. The scale of 1:30,000 allows for high accuracy and detail fidelity. The topographic map includes information on tourist attractions and offerings, precise route mapping of all hiking trails, ski trails, and designated cycling routes. Features of the landscape, elevation data, and old field names have been recorded. Well-known spots and hidden gems – all of this is reflected in the map. The handy map (48 x 68 cm) is printed on special map paper.