Finkenstein Glacial Erratic
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Location: Felixsee, Spree-Neiße, Lower Lusatia, Brandenburg, Germany
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After the Teufelsstein near Trzebiel (Poland), the Finkenstein is the second largest of its kind in the entire Muskau fold.
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•September 19, 2021
A more stable ASP fence was erected on the bicycle road, but with gates. Thus, the Finkenstein can be visited. Please close the gate again.
translated by•March 6, 2022
The Finkenstein is the largest erratic block on the German side with about 6.5 cubic meters, located in the district of Klein Loitz. Approximately 20 tons heavy from Rönne granite, it was named after the forester Finke, who was killed by lightning nearby in 1826.
translated by•May 2, 2020
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Location: Felixsee, Spree-Neiße, Lower Lusatia, Brandenburg, Germany
Best Hikes to Finkenstein Glacial Erratic
- Intermediate
2
Pond in Gutspark Reuthen – Ariadne Sculpture loop from Friedrichshain - Frycowy Gaj02:40
10.3km
60m
Intermediate3.3
(3)
6
Felixsee Observation Tower – Reuthen Church Ruins loop from Bohsdorf - Bóšojce03:55
15.1km
100m
ExpertPond in Gutspark Reuthen – Felixsee Observation Tower loop from Groß Düben - Dźěwin05:49
22.6km
100m