フローブルクの絶景の山頂・トップ5

A beautiful observation tower with benches nearby. There's also a hut offering shelter and a summit cross with a "guest book."

This is the finest stonemasonry.

There's a lot to discover on the mountain, and beautiful hikes to take. The tower and the tower restaurant make it a worthwhile destination.

You can climb the tower for 1 euro. The Rochlitz porphyry can be installed so beautifully.

☆ Only a few steps to the view towards the Ore Mountains... of course only in good weather and plenty of imagination.

The Lusatian and Central German Mining Management Company (LMBV) built this 33 meter high observation tower in 2002 near the south-east corner of the Halden plateau. With the right weather conditions, you have distant views of the Ore Mountains, the Thuringian woodland and the Petersberg near Halle (Saale).

Squeezed in a euro and up the tower. Beautiful foresight. The area around the Rochlitzer Berg is a relaxed hiking landscape.

The heap of Trages (sometimes also Hochhalde Trages) is an artificially raised, plateau-like hill that was created when the Espenhain open-pit mine was opened up and was named after the neighboring village of Trages. The Trages heap is wooded and represents one of the highest elevations in the Leipzig administrative district. Source: Wikipedia