Attractions in the Vogtland

The Döbraberg is with 794 meters the highest mountain in the Franconian Forest. At its summit is a radar station of the Bundeswehr, the observation tower Prinz-Luitpold-tower of the Frankenwaldverein e. V. and various seating groups.

Uniquely beautiful nature experience, mostly wooded paths-so well recommended in summer. Hiker's footwear is recommended, as the trail contains longer haunted passages and many natural stages. If you do not …read more

Here you can walk along the Saalehang.

Currently the Mosenturm is closed

The castle was expanded in 1403 to the castle. Henry II Reuß von Burgk (1575-1639) made this his residence. Noteworthy is the protection letter issued by Wallenstein in 1632 of …read more

The concrete dam of the Pöhl dam is a curved concrete gravity dam. The dam was built in 1958-1964 near Jocketa (now part of the community Pöhl) in the Vogtland …read more

The station is only a few hundred meters away from the border with Thuringia. After the German division, the route was interrupted on July 3, 1945 between Blankenstein and Lichtenberg, …read more

Impressive nature paired with unique architecture. Absolutely worth seeing and experience!

The nature reserve Triebtal extends from the dam of the dam Pöhl up to the mouth of the Elster. A 3 km long path leads along the rippling shoots, past …read more

Wonderful view of Höllental. But you should bring some stamina and sturdy footwear.

The Großer Kornberg with its 827 meter high summit is the northeastern cornerstone of the Fichtelgebirge. He is a wooded ridge, which is recognizable from afar by the former reconnaissance …read more

The Schneckenstein opens annually from 1 April. Admission 1 Euro, children 0,50 €.

Plothens landmark is the 300-year-old Pfahlhaus in Hausteich, the largest of the Plothener ponds, with 28 hectares. It is unique in its construction in Thuringia. In recent years, it has …read more

The Saaleturm in Burgk not only offers a fantastic view over the Saale valley, it is also an architectural highlight. In any case, the tower is worth a trip to the Thuringian Vogtland.read more

Ziegenrück is simply a small, sleepy place between the Thuringian seas. The food is very good and there are countless beautiful cycling and hiking trails. A detour is worthwhile.

It is worthwhile to visit the Hirschstein in the early morning or in the evening hours. When the fog is still lying in the valleys and the sun rises slowly …read more

great view and picnic possibilities

On the southern outskirts lies the recreation area "Untreusee". Although the lake is artificially created, it fits into the soft, hilly landscape as if nature itself had produced it. A …read more

Mödlareuth is a village of about 50 inhabitants, which is partly in the state of Bavaria (district of Hof) and partly in the state of Thuringia (Saale-Orla-Kreis). For 41 years, …read more

Very easy to reach and a great nature experience.
All around many beautiful forest roads to Lichtenberg, Kemlas, Issigau, Bad Steben.
From the Höllental we continue to Blankenstein, the hub …read more