| Bad Wildungen |
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| Bad Wildungen |
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Bad Wildungen is one of those places with Bad (meaning bath) in its name. A lot of people come here to enjoy the healing power of the mineral water. We are still recovering from a nasty cold, so Bad Wildungen is a fine place for us. |
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| In this part of Germany are a lot of fachwerk houses: a wooden structure filled with stone. Most houses bear an inscription, stating who built the house and when, and that it was done with the help of God. |
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We walked through the forests and along small meadows. It had stormed recently, and not all the fallen trees were already taken from the path. Judging from the amount of forest stands, used by hunters, there must be a lot of game. And indeed, we did see a fox. Of course it was too fast to catch it on a photo. |
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| Close to Bad Wildungen lies the Edersee, a reservoir lake surrounded by a National Park. In summertime you can take a ferry over the water. |
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| Bad Wildungen is a paradise for walkers.
There are almost 1,000 kilometers of walking trail in the vicinity.
Even when some parts of the path are used by several marked routes (like here... 8 ones!), you can easily spent some weeks walking here. And there are enough places to sit and rest, some of them even with pillows of moss. |
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