ダムアイベンストックのおすすめMTBライド

プールの水は本当に氷のように冷たいです。靴を脱ぐための座席と足置き場のあるベンチが素敵に配置されています。

すべて拡張され、平坦な自転車道です。

a very nice corner

It's simply breathtakingly beautiful here 😊.

The Kuttenbach, approximately 6.5 km long, is a stream and a right tributary of the Schwarzwasser on the outskirts of Aue-Bad Schlema. Its lower reaches in the Bärengrund valley, after its only major tributary, are also called the Rumpelsbach. The Kuttengrund valley is an old mining area; the last mine closed in 1927. The Kuttenteich pond, constructed in the 18th century as an artificial pond, served as a water reservoir for the vitriol works, the smelting works, and, from 1840 onward, for supplying water to the Kuttenzeche mine. The pond is 72 meters long and 52 meters wide, with a dam five meters high. A mining heritage trail now leads through the valleys of the Kuttenbach and Fallbach streams.

This slate hole with clear water is a surprise, just a pity that it was not bathing weather that day,

Neither a trail nor a hiking trail. It's a well-developed, gravel, and almost perfectly straight forest highway. There's nothing interesting to discover, nor any riding challenges. Ideal for covering distances without traffic, but definitely not a mountain biking highlight.

It's just incredibly beautiful here 😊.