Paradise on the Lusen
A parking spot in the middle of the hosts' garden, at the foot of the Lusen near Hohenau. Dog Emma and the cats come to greet you, the foundling Seppi especially wants to be petted. In the evenings, a campfire burns at the pavilion, and anyone who feels like it can stay the night there. From the end of May to October, there's organic vegetables from the garden bed, plus honey and soaps from friends. Hiking trails begin at the door. The national park with its tree canopy walk is seven kilometers away, and Rachel and Dreisessel are within reach.1
What Hinterland writes
„Welcome to our paradise and as the name suggests - a paradise at the foot of the Lusen.
Describing yourself is not how others see it, so here are some quotes from our guestbook:
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Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Sights in the area1
Bavarian Forest National Park
Germany's oldest national park with a treetop walkway and wildlife enclosures, about seven kilometres away; the dependable choice for a long day in the woods with children.
Lusen
The mountain at whose foot the site sits, known for the vast granite boulder field near its summit — a popular hiking destination in the heart of the park.
Rachel
After the Lusen the second-highest peak in the Bavarian Forest; below lie the dark Rachelsee lake and a small chapel, a goal for longer tours.
Dreisessel
A rocky border mountain where Bavaria, Bohemia and Austria meet; the weathered granite blocks at the top are worth a short trip on clear days.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
