Zom of Bazze Rest Area – Fettsmühle Historic Mill Café loop from Mastershausen

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Zom of Bazze Rest Area – Fettsmühle Historic Mill Café loop from Mastershausen

Moderate

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Zom of Bazze Rest Area – Fettsmühle Historic Mill Café loop from Mastershausen

03:18

34.6km

800m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Includes very steep uphill segments

You may need to push your bike.

After 9.64 km for 249 m

After 33.1 km for 575 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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13.3 km

Viewpoint with bench at the via ferrata

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Great view. Great trails in the immediate vicinity.

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19.1 km

Engelporter Eselspeedsche Trail

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I can imagine that the trail is a mega speed route.
But unfortunately there are a lot of fallen trees in the way, some of which are not easy to overcome.
One passage looks to me as if it will be overgrown with thorns in the summer.
It was already tight in March.

So unfortunately not recommended (at least for now).

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21.9 km

Zom of Bazze Rest Area

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Wonderful resting place to linger.

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24.1 km

Pulgersmühle–Mörsdorf Trail

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Great up or Departure with neat trail section .... Can be driven very well in both directions

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24.1 km

Wooden Bridge Over Stream in Hunsrück Forest

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The bridge leads over the stream into a beautiful valley along the stream.

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28.1 km

Fettsmühle Historic Mill Café

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Welcome to the fat mill (formerly Schrobelsmühle), a former supersaturated watermill on Mörsdorferbach.
A place of silence and contemplation.
Documented before 1482, document of Trier Elector John II of Baden.
In the past centuries, the mill had often changed hands.
In 1959, the mill was discontinued.
The building was initially used as a residential building, later as a weekend and holiday home.
Since 2014, the estate has been owned by Janet and Paul from the Netherlands, the land of windmills.
The extremely likeable owner couple has set itself the goal to keep a small window in the earlier everyday life of the people in the Hunsrück open and to bring new life in the partly dilapidated buildings.
I sincerely wish you all the best for this active preservation of monuments.
It would be fantastic if you could say again: "The mill rattles on the rushing brook".
Here you can relax with coffee, tea, soda or pils the soul. We look forward to your visit Paul and Janet.
Open on Saturday and Sunday from 11am.
fettsmuehle.de

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