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夏の間ずっと、古代の木々や岩の影を縫って「ヴァイセン・マイン」に沿った涼しいサイクリングロード。

ローター・マイン（Roter Main）は、マイン川の2つの源流のうち長い方の川で、バイロイトの街並みを大きく形作っています。この川の名前は、流域の粘土質の土壌に由来しています。特に雨の後には、赤みがかった粘土粒子が水に洗い流され、特徴的な赤褐色を帯びた色合いになります。水源は、バイロイトの約10キロ南、フランケンシュヴァイツ地方のリンデンハルター・フォレストにあります。全長約72〜73キロメートルで、ヴァイサー・マイン（Weiße Main）よりもかなり長いです。クルムバッハ（シュロス・シュタイネンハウゼン）近郊でヴァイサー・マインと合流し、本来のマイン川となります。

Bischofsgrün is, so to speak, the "heart" of the Fichtel Mountains – a state-recognized health resort nestled in the valley between the two highest peaks in Northern Bavaria, the Ochsenkopf (1024 m) and the Schneeberg (1051 m). Bischofsgrün is the ideal starting point for almost any outdoor activity: The modern Ochsenkopf North Cable Car takes you to the summit year-round. In summer, the Alpine Coaster (a year-round toboggan run), the climbing park, and downhill trails beckon. In winter, the town is a hotspot for downhill and cross-country skiing. The region boasts a vast network of hiking trails, including the famous Franconian Mountain Trail.

Beautiful church - definitely worth a visit.

St. Lawrence Church in Tröbersdorf is a historic Evangelical Lutheran branch church that combines various architectural styles spanning over 700 years. A first church likely existed as early as the 11th century, coinciding with the founding of the village. During the Thirty Years' War, the building burned to the ground and was subsequently rebuilt. Today, the church displays harmoniously integrated elements from the Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and Neo-Baroque periods. Among the preserved features are Gothic windows.

Three years after the death of his wife Wilhelmine, Margrave Friedrich began construction on a new palace, but did not live to see its completion. His daughter Elisabeth Friederike Sophie inherited the property in 1763 and had a late Baroque garden laid out there by 1780. In 1793, Duchess Friederike Dorothee Sophie of Württemberg acquired the palace. The Duchess incorporated the surrounding landscape into the design, creating a wealth of charming decorative structures and garden scenes based on the existing sandstone cliffs. Duke Alexander of Württemberg took fantasy to a new height. He used the palace as a summer residence and had it rebuilt in 1850/1852 into its current form. https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/garten/objekte/bay_fant.htm

Bischofsgrün is the pearl of the Fichtelgebirge.

Enjoy the peace and quiet away from traffic