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The Bodenbach, which runs parallel to the Muglbach in the east for a few hundred meters, plunges down over a small waterfall and joins the Muglbach shortly before Hardeck.

Great trail along the Muglbach;

The Schwallohbach, 80 m above the Butterfass, flows into the Waldnaab in a hanging valley with a more or less visible waterfall, depending on the amount of water.

A beautiful and idyllic place of power

The most famous legend is about the creation of the Devil's Butter Barrel. Located on the roaring Schwallohbach, the rock was created by whirlpools in the granite, creating hollow shapes that probably gave the place its name.

The Netzbach finds its way between mossy stones, forming a small waterfall. A very idyllic place.

small waterfall that fits in very nicely with the landscape

A few legends are known along the Muglbach, also from Hardeck The legend of the castle wood In the Burgholz below Hardeck Castle there was once a mine. There the dwarf king had his castle. A dwarf fell in love with the maid Nanni Webermatzn von Hardeck. He followed her all the way to her chamber. In Neualbenreuth, young and old laughed at her. They were also called dwarf Nanni or imp bride. Nanni tried to fight back and get rid of him. But the dwarf would only leave her if she guessed his name. This one was very unusual. By chance, a boy from Neualbenreuth heard the little man sing one morning: "If my dirnderl knows that my name is Dienzel Deinzel, then don't ever let me know, I'll be all alone." When the dwarf came, like every evening, Nanni laughed at him and told him his name straight out. The dwarf slapped her in the face, the door slammed shut and he was never seen again. (According to "Sayings and Legends in the District of Tirschenreuth", Harald Fähnrich)