リーベンシュタイン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

From the dam you have a beautiful view of the dam.

The burnt out stone at Oberhof is an artificial breakthrough through the rock. It was important for the Lütsche Flößgraben when it was built. The alternation of fire and ice-cold water made the stone brittle and could be worked with mining tools. A 38 m long, 2.3 m high and 2.2 m wide tunnel was created. If you follow the path further you come to the “Hohen Stein” with a wonderful view. The path back to Oberhof leads past the upper Sieglitzteich. Source: http://www.wandern-im-thueringer-wald.de/ausbrenner-stein-luetsche-floessgraben

Imposing and monumental, “forest rescuers” were still honored back then

This rest area is located to the right of the road in the direction of the hike. Here is a large crossroads with signs for various hiking trails. The Rennweg runs here via a bridge over Zellaer Strasse, where there is an obelisk. This point is also shown as a roundabout (in hiking maps). During the rest you can take a look at the forest workers monument. It is in honor of the people who, through hard work, saved the Middle Thuringian Forest after a windbreak in 1945 and the bark beetle plague of 1947-49.

The monument was erected in honor of the people who saved the middle Thuringian forest after it was destroyed by wind in 1945 and the bark beetle plague of 1947-49.

The tunnel was built by miners in 1704. You can easily walk through it without a lamp. In winter there are wonderful icicles. A nice highlight on the hike.

The castle complex, part of the "Drei Gleichen" (Three Gleichen) range, can be reached via the Schlossleite (castle ladder), among other routes. Once at the top, it offers a view over the charming village of Mühlberg.

The Mühlburg is open from March to October: Daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday/Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Admission is €2.50