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Base Camp (North)
Camping Hutten-Heiligenborn
You must go through the gate, over the bridge and meadows. Then you are in the Spessart.
The square in front of the spa gardens has fountains for cooling off in summer.
Gelnhausen has an old town center with small alleys, medieval houses, and churches.
Johannisberg Castle stands on the Main River and houses one of the many museums of the city.
“Obernburg is a charming small town with narrow streets and a history that goes back thousands of years.”
“The Schnatterloch in Miltenberg is the most famous square in the medieval little town.”
The Eisenhammermühle is a testimony to the early industrialization of the region.
The Spessart is a low mountain range and forest area that extends over parts of Lower Franconia and across the state border into Hesse. It is one of the largest continuous forest areas in Germany, known for its dense woods, rolling hills, and quiet surroundings. The Spessart is dotted with charming villages, medieval castles, and historical sites.
In the north, in Schlüchtern, our round trip begins, which will span an entire year. The town is located at the intersection of the Rhön, Vogelsberg, and Spessart. Our "rolling bedroom" is parked in the district of Hutten, right in the heart of nature.
The Spessart is one of the most intact natural areas in Germany.
The "Schnatterloch" is the most famous square in this medieval town.
Base Camp (South)
Campingpark Wertheim-Bettingen