Schwartenberg

Not only the great view lures up here, but also the mountain restaurant "Schwartenbergbaude": schwartenbergbaude.de.

Here too, ores were previously searched for. Just head west, look down the slope and you will discover a lot of old heaps.

There is a triangulation column on the Schwartenberg.
From here one observed the Saida heights (N), Drachenkopf / Kannelberg (NE), Wieselstein (O), Bernstein (S) and Lauschhübel (SO)

"The Royal Saxon Triangulation (here with the historical proper name) is a land survey carried out between 1862 and 1890 on the territory of the Kingdom of Saxony with simultaneous creation of a trigonometric network.

The aim was to precisely record the national territory scientifically and geodetically and to create the basis for the production of precise maps by defining permanently marketed fixed points. "- de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6nlicher-S % C3% A4xian_triangulation

Fantastic view to Seiffen, Erzgebirge and Bohemia

Fantastic view! With the summit cross you feel like you are in the Alps ...

Great view, hotspot for sunsets

Great view and mountain restaurant

Great all-round view from the mountain top, which is free on all sides!

Wonderful panoramic view of Schwartenberg at Seiffen

Erzgebirgische Freilicchtmuseum, Hauptstr.203 Seiffen with original woodworking, waterwheel drives a tire on a transmission. Very beautiful open-air museum with various beautifully preserved Fachwekhäusern and trades

Nice representation of the historical trade routes over the Ore Mountains from the Saxon to the Bohemian area.

Cultural monument and viewpoint over the central Ore Mountains (including gastronomy). Can be reached via a well-developed hiking network from the nearest towns Seiffen or Neuhausen - if you are lazy, you can drive up directly by car :)

Great views in good weather. The landlord of the Schwartenbergbaude alone is worth the climb.

Very nice climb!

The view is wonderful.

Nice view and the hut invites you to take a break

The Schwartenberg towers high above the landscape, visible from afar, with a restaurant and the triangulation column 82.

Great view, cheap restaurant

Actually, up here on the Schwartenberg there is a magnificent panoramic and all-round view, but the weather changes quickly. The Schwartenberghaus from 1926 is a work of the Ore Mountain Association and also a stop visible from afar.