56754, Brohl
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This is an undeveloped clearing beside a stream in the forest, reached by gravel roads and with no designated parking space. Access from the east via the L110, just south of the Bruckbach river, is recommended; other approaches may involve a difficult or dangerous river crossing. The ground may become muddy in rain, and a 4x4 may be needed. Deer and wild boar have been seen nearby.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
This location is completely ridiculous and totally unsuitable for overnight stays unless you come here in a four-wheel-drive vehicle. The road from the west is passable, but still no fun. On site there is no real parking space, only the meadow, and you are also right in the middle of the forest. About 2 km farther on there is a great hiking-car-park for overnight stays at N 50° 13.501' E 007° 18.298'
Don’t rely on gps to get to this place, in case it takes you thru the village of Brohl east then you are facing a small winding road and a river crossing which can be tricky or even dangerous to damage your vehicle. No possibility for a u-turn. I got there with a 4x4, it’s a nice place, but nothing out of the ordinary. I moved on, a bit futher up, in the shade of the forest to eat and unwind. So, if you desperately wanna be threre, take the gravel road eastwards, turnoff on the L110, just 150 m north of the junction with the L108.
Very beautiful, peaceful place near a stream, which you can cross by car if you come from the wrong side. No more than 5 friendly people passed by. The place is very clean; please leave it that way. It could get muddy in the rain. Many deer come to drink at the stream. Wonderful place in the middle of nature, with the sound of the flowing stream.
very nice place, woken up with deer and wild boar around. the correct path starts from the east, from the L110, just south of the bruckbach river. unfortunately we were sent away by a local who insisted it was not allowed to stay there. I do not believe him, there are no signs forbidding access anywhere along either road, and no signs showing this as a nature reserve. left to avoid unpleasantness