Taschnerfelsen (Neuhauser Wall)

The Taschnerfelsen is a rock wall near Neuhaus, a district of Aufseß in the district of Bayreuth in Bavaria. He is designated as a geotope and natural monument. The rock is a rock wall popular with climbers. Note for climbers: too many climbers use the areas in the immediate vicinity of the wall to escape. As a result, the resentment of residents is so great that now a blocking of the wall is in conversation. Please park necessarily only on the designated places and take for a longer march in purchase!

On top of the rocks is a viewing platform with great views. A table and 2 benches invite you to linger. Unfortunately, a trashcan is missing.

In the Neuhauser Wand, the Taschnerfelsen, the steep face of which offers 23 different routes in different degrees of difficulty for climbers, there is a small Marian Chapel with inviting seating at the foot of the wall in an indentation.