Soul place hike at Diemelsee: Adorfer Klippen - The inner child

I crept up barefoot. Not a sound. Just don't step on a branch that might crack and give me away. It's already dawn. I lie in wait behind a small hill. Grass and moss, a soft stalk. I have the two entrances to the roof castle firmly in view. Will the secret digger with the black and white fur show himself tonight? There's a cornfield nearby with crunchy cobs that he likes to gnaw on. Let's see. The longer I lie and lurk, the more the scenery of the "Red Cliffs", a natural monument near Adorf, becomes blurred. Images of my childhood are pushed over it. The huge boulders of ironstone, 350 million years old, become the walls of a canyon. The burial holes, left over from medieval mining, are transformed into hiding places for the Indians from the advancing cavalry. The dense ring of wild roses framing the red stones in green provides my tribe with protection from intruders. Continue reading >>here .

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The bus and train connections to Diemelsee:

• Line 569: Diemelsee - Willingen/Bad Arolsen


• Line 566: Korbach - Diemelsee


• Line 560: Diemelsee - Willingen/Bad Arolsen

Stations around Diemelsee

• Willingen (Upland) railroad station


• Marsberg-Bredelar railroad station


• Korbach main station


• Brilon (Wald) railroad station

From the north: Drive towards Hannover and take the A7 towards Kassel until the Kasseler Kreuz junction, then take the A44 towards Dortmund, exit Marsberg towards Diemelsee

From the east: Take direction Kassel, then A44 Dortmund exit Marsberg direction Diemelsee

From the west: Direction Dortmund, A44 direction Kassel, exit Marsberg direction Diemelsee

From the south: Munich in the direction of Nuremberg, Kassel and onto the A44 in the direction of Dortmund, Marsberg exit and in the direction of Diemelsee

Parking lot in the center of town near the mining monument