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

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Part of the circular route around Lake Fichtelsee

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.

Built elevated above the path

Small detour from the main path, a sign shows the way to the impressive sea of rocks.

Wonderful view from the summit cross. Another rest area is located a little further down.