Hürtgenwald 1944 Additional Site Photos
Below are more photos of the cabin camps, meadow for tent camping, lodge and the area of operations.
Cabin Camps:
There are 2 camps with 8 cabins each. The cabins are small and sleep 10 in bunks. There is room for a cot on one side of the cabin. They are heated and have electricity (several outlets) with an overhead light. They have windows and there is a door on either end.
Below center: each cabin has 6 bunks on one side.
Below right: each cabin has 4 bunks on the other side with room for a cot.
There are 2 camps with 8 cabins each. The cabins are small and sleep 10 in bunks. There is room for a cot on one side of the cabin. They are heated and have electricity (several outlets) with an overhead light. They have windows and there is a door on either end.
Below center: each cabin has 6 bunks on one side.
Below right: each cabin has 4 bunks on the other side with room for a cot.
Below: Each cabin camp has a social building with a lounge, fireplace, 8 toilets and 8 showers (1 toilet and shower for each cabin).
Below: The Main Lodge contains the kitchen, dining hall and additional suites of bunks, toilets and showers. The suites face a courtyard. There are many large protected meadows for tent camping near the lodge and cabins.
Below: Several photos of the Area of Operations. Vehicles must cross Bear Creek using a ford with a concrete slab and rock fill at either end. Troops on foot may cross at the ford or use the suspension bridge 2 at a time. Both sides of the creek have a north/south road running above the creek banks. The creek lies in a valley with large islands that can support field operations. The eastern road can support limited vehicle traffic (there are a few turnarounds). The terrain is forested but not dense and has many natural defilades, rocks and trees suited for infantry cover. A spade scrape or two at most is all that would be needed to augment what nature has provided. The western road is very narrow, more prone to washout and has very dense forest. Click on images to see gallery full size.