The varied Müchelholz circular trail begins and ends at the romantic hostage spring.

At the idyllic hostage spring - which is shaded by old chestnut trees - the Müchelholz circular trail begins and ends.
Right at the beginning of the path is the late Romanesque church St. Micheln which belongs to the Romanesque Road in Saxony-Anhalt. The church St. Micheln can hardly be described more beautifully than by the merchant Willy Arndtz with a poem written in 1928 (excerpt from the poem):
"On the mountain at its highest point
Is the little church old and grey.
Among themselves the hostage source
Over himself of the sky blue."


The varied path leads over meadows, along the edge of the forest and through the woods.  
Finally, you will return to the Hostage Source.
The pure pleasure of treading water in such a beautiful place.