フィヒテルベルクのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ここからは残念ながらあまり「見晴らし」は良くありません。木々が岩よりも高くなってしまいました

The perfect spot with a beautiful view over the entire lake.

Part of the circular route around Lake Fichtelsee

Beautiful nature reserve, many informative signs

It's like a fairy tale

The Fichtelseemoor (actually Torf- und Seelohe) in the Fichtel Mountains north of Lake Fichtel is one of the very few rain-fed raised bogs in northern Bavaria. It lies in a depression between the Ochsenkopf and Platte mountains at 752 meters above sea level. A special feature here is the bog spircus forest (extremely rare in northern Bavaria) adjacent to the raised bog vegetation. The eleven-hectare Fichtelsee was dammed starting in 1650 to provide additional hydropower for driving the hammers (mining in the Fichtel Mountains).

Cool trail past the rock.

Pure nature.