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オルベルンハウの小さな騎手（Olbernhauer Reiterlein）は、エルツ山地の伝統的なシンボルであり木製フィギュアです。元々は1935年にWinterhilfswerk（冬季救済事業）の寄付バッジとしてデザインされました。ロッキングホースに乗った小さな騎手のフィギュアは、しばしばフサール（軽騎兵）としてデザインされ、オルベルンハウの工房で手作りされています。現在では人気の収集品であり、典型的なエルツ山地の民芸品と見なされています。

a very nice corner

The Fortuna Tunnel was reopened in 1998, renovated by the Schneeberg Mine Safety Authority, and developed into a visitor mine. At the same time, the search for art treasures hidden in 1945 was also underway. Source: Wikipedia

elaborately designed... very fine

Here you can take a break after the climb at 834 m above sea level; there are benches on site to rest your breath.

Historically, the "Göhren Gate" was part of the Lichtenwald deer enclosure in the middle of the 18th century. On the one hand, it served as a transport link between Neuhausen and Göhren (Kliny). On the other hand, it prevented game from escaping from the enclosure, which was up to 2575 hectares in size. After 1931, the areas were reduced, the gate fell into disrepair, and the connecting path to Bohemia was no longer used after 1945. This hiking connection has been open again since 2007. An information board with a seating area reminds us of earlier times.

From a nature conservation perspective, two fire water extraction points in the Bad Einsiedel area are gems along the Heidengraben, which have been designed as small biotopes. The "Froschbadewanne" extraction point above Sport-Preußler has been revived and has even become a tourist attraction thanks to its loving decoration.

The silicic acid springs of the Frauenbach in Bad Einsiedel were discovered around 1550 and described soon afterwards in a text by Leonhard Thurneysser. He attributed a healing effect to the springs for ulcers, melancholy and open wounds. However, the springs were probably not used continuously until the 18th century, as the first bathhouse with bathing rooms was not built until 1723. In 1840, the bathhouse had nine rooms with twelve tubs. A water analysis carried out in 1846 confirmed the healing effect of the springs. In 1881, the small settlement was the highest spa and mineral bath in Saxony. In 1937, the spa operation was discontinued due to lack of demand. Bad Einsiedel subsequently established itself increasingly as a winter sports resort.