リベレツでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

As we now ascend the final stretch to the summit of the Lausche mountain, we'll climb 120 meters in altitude over the next 500 meters. This mountain is the highest in the Lusatian Mountains. The fog is increasingly thickening into a cloud, and our view downwards is becoming increasingly obscured. Looking upwards, we can only vaguely make out the outline of the observation tower. We reach the very top at an altitude of 793 meters. With visibility now limited to just a few meters, we enter the observation tower. We experience the view, completely enveloped by a cloud. This moment is fascinating and exciting; it will remain in our memories. Through a small gap above us, we catch a glimpse of blue sky. Having come from the Czech side, we will descend the mountain again on the German side. Ruins remain as reminders of the mountain hut that once stood here, which burned down in 1946. The path leads back down to Waltersdorf. https://youtube.com/shorts/j3oD8QzMxeA?feature=share https://youtu.be/Ip7zpvYwFBw

Great photo opportunity. From here you have a fantastic view of Liberec and the entire surrounding area.

Open in good weather. Refreshments and refreshments with a wonderful view. When closed, you can opt for the hotel restaurant.

A dream hotel at the summit. Those who want to stay overnight should plan well in advance, as it's usually fully booked. The restaurant offers all kinds of refreshments for hikers. Prices are moderate despite the exclusive location. Card payments are accepted. Cash in crowns or euros.

From here on, the path becomes rocky and stony, with a gradient of more than 20%. However, the stunning view at the summit makes up for everything.

Anyone who's here will soon have made it. The view of the summit spurs you on to conquer the 21% gradient. Sturdy footwear is recommended. The ground is rocky and stony.

In the 1904 Kammweg guide, the place is called "Zum Ausgespann" (Zum Ausgespann) and was and is the location for many great hikes in beautiful nature. Those who choose the Jeschken trail from here will reach the summit in about an hour. The trail is initially paved, but later becomes rocky and steep. Several rest stops are located along the way, such as the "Uber dem Ausgespann/Verkauf" mountain hut. Parking is required in good weather and costs 100 CZK for cars. In bad weather, the hut, which also offers refreshments and snacks, is unoccupied. But even a climb in fog is worthwhile. The summit is usually cloudless, and the view of Bohemia and its misty valleys is breathtaking.

From above you have a magnificent view.