Sept Adventures 2023: Bodental hike

Today we did a Bodental hike which was pretty fun

First we rode the cable car up to Hexentanzplatz - the witches dancing place!

We wandered from there towards Teseburg, which was pretty flat along the top of the cliffs

Flat until a steep downhill to the small town

We found a hotel restaurant Zur Luppbode right at the end of the trail in town so we stopped for some fries and a cold beverage. It was so nice sitting here as there was a stream nearby so it was cool

Then down through the Bodental to get back to Thale

Devil's Bridge!

We saw this sign about these crazy looking cats so we of course had to go find them

And back to the park across from our place

We decided to go to Athos greek restaurant for dinner...which was just okay. We had the moussaka (eh) and the falafel with green beans (eh) and a side of dicke bohnen which was really tasty. The only really good thing! It was a lot of food, but we had done a lot of hiking and were hungry!

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