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Great ruins and sights. Leads directly past the Landshut House.

A beautiful circular hiking trail, all through the forest, suitable even in high temperatures. Climbing the Teufelstisch requires climbing grades II+ to III-. Since there are no anchor bolts, the entire climb must be done free-climbing!

Not suitable for strollers or bicycles. Sturdy footwear is recommended.

St. Hermann definitely needs a stopper.

Oberbreitenau is a plateau extending over 1,000 meters above sea level between the Einöd and Dreitannenriegel mountain ranges. Of the "12 estates with 80 people and 370 cattle" established here in 1832, only half still existed in 1928. In 1956, the last estate was abandoned due to poor living conditions. The foundations of five of the former farmsteads have since been excavated. Today, most of the land is state-owned and has been reforested. In 1982, a 4.8-hectare raised bog area in the heart of the region was designated a natural monument. Cranberry, cloudberry, and peat mosses still occur there, but have been significantly reduced by former drainage ditches and encroaching spruce trees. The State Forestry Administration is now clearing the spruce-planted areas and filling in the ditches so that the open space can return to its original state and expanse. A wooden boardwalk makes walking through Oberbreitenau easier, as do chainsaw-carved animal figures. Source: https://www.landkreis-regen.de/oberbreitenau/

In 1585, the lords of the castle of Weißenstein settled 12 mountain farmers on the Oberbreitenau in the Upper Bavarian Forest, who reclaimed the forest. The heath and moor landscape lies between the Einödriegel (1,121 m) and Breitenauriegel (1,118 m), also known as Breitenauer Riegel. Due to their poor economic viability, the farms were abandoned, the last in 1957. The buildings quickly fell into disrepair, and the forest returned. The municipality of Bischofsmais reclaimed some of the foundations, and information panels now tell of the hard life of the mountain farmers at an altitude of 1,018 m. Source: https://www.bayerischer-wald.de/attraktion/oberbreitenau-ab0428f8d6

But you can see the Alps when the weather is clear.

Rest area, great path through the forest