Hiking parking lot Brudertreue

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The Brudertreue hiking parking lot is located between Drolshagen and the district of Dirkingen on the Hüsterberg.

The village of Drolshagen was first mentioned in documents in 1214. In the 15th and 16th centuries, Drolshagen benefited from the mining boom in the area. Products from Drolshagen were exported as far as Cologne and the Baltic region.

In 1838, a fire almost completely destroyed the town. After reconstruction, Drolshagen became the seat of administration for the municipality of Drolshagen-Land and the municipality of Drolshagen-Stadt in 1841. The new town of Drolshagen was only formed from the municipalities of Drolshagen-Stadt and Drolshagen-Land in 1969 as part of the municipal reorganization in North Rhine-Westphalia.





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The Brudertreue owes its name to a memorial stone with which three brothers from the Schürholz family honored their youngest brother, who died at an early age and with whom they often visited the Drolshagen countryside. These four 'Schürhölzer' loved Drolshagen and took every opportunity to often visit "the home of their fathers". They particularly enjoyed hiking here on this ridge. Clemens Schürholz often sat here and painted. Here in this rural idyll, he would relax, observe nature and gather new inspiration. The memorial stone has become the epitome of love of home in the Drolshagen region.

Idyll, streams and meadows - hiking tip

The 7.4 km long hiking trail A8 leads from the "Brudertreue" hiking parking lot first over the Steupinger ridge, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the town of Drolshagen. The varied circular trail continues through Husten and the wide floodplains of the Brachtpetal. Again and again, wonderful views far beyond the Brachtpetal await you.

In Hüsten, the A8 can be easily combined with the 7 km long A7 circular trail. This leads up to the "Silberkuhle", a mountain ridge that was once a mining area for ores, including silver. Today, the slopes of the Silberkuhle are a nature reserve. Rare plant species such as peat moss, cranberries and bell heather are at home in the moorland and swamp forests.

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Coordinates for the navigation system (WGS 84):

GPS: N 51° 0' 50 E 7° 46' 12

UTM: 32U 413720 5652114

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The facility belongs to the Naturpark Sauerland Rothaargebirge e.V. and is maintained and serviced by them.

Should you nevertheless notice any soiling or damage, please let us know by sending an email to info@npsr.de.

(Text: Sauerland-Rothaargebirge Nature Park)

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