ゲロルツグリューナーの森のおすすめMTBライド

Here, hikers can enjoy the beautiful view of the Langenautal Valley and far beyond. A bench and a shelter invite you to linger. The Kämmleinsfelsen rock is accessible via the marked hiking trails DÖ 94 (Auf Jägersteigen), DÖ 97 (Säuerlings-Weg), and the Lotharheiler Runde of the Geroldsgrün Geotrail.

Very idyllic, the way the young Langenaubach stream babbles here.

The former forester's lodge was built around 1830. It was a working farm in the second half of the 19th century and one of the Franconian Forest's tourist hotspots. On Ascension Day alone, up to 500 people gathered here. Many people came to dance and celebrate—even walking or cycling long distances at night. The forester's lodge is now a listed building and has stood empty for a long time. Unfortunately, vandals have also been at work here. In 2011, the building acquired a new owner who wanted to restore it and establish it as a tourist destination. So far, nothing has happened, and Langenau, with its dilapidated buildings, remains a ghost town.

A beautiful rest area with a healing spring. The Max-Marien spring provides a calcium bicarbonate acidic spring. Bottles of the healing water can be brought along from the well house in Langenau. The calcium-rich water stimulates kidney function and is recommended for gout and diseases of the urinary tract.

The Langenau Floating Pond is a historic pond in the Langenau Valley in the Franconian Forest, formerly used for timber rafting. Today, it is a nature reserve and an important habitat, particularly for beavers, who have their burrows there.

There is a very large enclosure with fallow deer here.

Part of the Selbitz Valley Cycle Path. Depending on how much and how long it rained, you can see either a trickle or a rushing stream below.

Here you can drink healing water for free