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The Geistlicher Stein (Spiritual Stone) of Ringelai: A Valuable Geotope At the Geistlicher Stein, several imposing rock cliffs, rising up to 40 meters from the slope, offer a beautiful view to the southwest into the valley basin of Ringelai. The rocks, composed of granitic-granodioritic dark diatexites ("palites": tectonically deformed rocks of the mylonite zone in the vicinity of the Pfahl fault zone), exhibit distinctive spheroidal weathering. The rock here has a granitic habit. Numerous large feldspar crystals are embedded in a coarse-grained matrix. Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU). https://www.umweltatlas.bayern.de/standortauskunft/rest/reporting/sb_geotope/generate?additionallayerfieldvalue=272R029

Grafenau, a lively small town on the Ohe River. Grafenau is a vibrant hub for your tour: cafés, shops, beer gardens around the town square and train station, and the town park offer plenty of opportunities for a relaxing break. If you fancy a change of pace from nature during your tour, hop off your bike here for a bit. www.grafenau.de

At the Ettlmühle mill, the headwaters of the Großer Ohe, Kleine Ohe, and Mitternacher Ohe converge – and from this point onward, they are known as the Ilz. If you take the extra few meters to reach the source of the Ilz, you'll be rewarded with a true natural gem: two headwaters, crystal-clear water, and absolute tranquility. www.ettlmuehle.de

Grafenau is a vibrant hub for your tour: cafés, shops, beer gardens around the town square and train station, and the town park offer plenty of opportunities for a relaxing break. If you're looking for a bit of urban variety amidst your nature tour, take a short break here. www.grafenau.de

The Kurparksee (spa park lake) in Grafenau lies at an altitude of 572 meters and is part of the breathtaking Bavarian Forest holiday region. The spa park and its small lake are a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. With its surroundings and the water, the Kurparksee invites visitors to relax and enjoy themselves. Along the shore, there are recreational opportunities such as walks, bike rides, mini-golf, and picnics. It's great that a fish ladder has also been installed, allowing fish to migrate here. https://www.blutana.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/Kurparksee-Grafenau-4349.html

The large outdoor area makes children's dreams come true! Climbing, scrambling, sliding, and running around – there are virtually no limits to their urge to move: Playhouses, swings, slides, and seesaws; a water play area with a hand pump, stream, and weirs; a castle ruin on the hill made of remaining walls; a balcony with views through it; fantastic climbing opportunities; various ramps, slides, and bridges; the bear's mouth and bear's cave with the growling bear; and the zip line delight all children. The area is open year-round and free of charge (no entrance fee). In winter, opening times may vary depending on the weather. https://www.bayerischer-wald.de/attraktion/abenteuerspielplatz-im-kurerlebnispark-baereal-bf4070644a

The summit cross unfortunately bears no inscription, but it is marked as "Lusen summit" on the OpenStreetMap map. This replica is therefore probably intended to commemorate the real summit cross of the nearby Lusen summit.