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For the tour you should be a group of 10 people. Highly recommended. The nunner is already mentioned in the comment above :-)

Double tunnels on the slope, built between 1802 and 1806. The field rods had to be guided on an inclined plane and thus the differences in the terrain were compensated.

Water dissolution tunnel of the Gersdorf mining industry. Named after Adam von Starschedel, landowner of Gersdorf after the Reformation. The tunnel was opened up in the 17th century, which allowed the abandoned mining to be resumed. At times it was used as a canal, ore was transported by water to the laundry. From 1833 onwards it was transported by rail - 1885 the mine closed - since 1980 it has been used by Segen Gottes Erbstolln e.V. Gersdorf - according to the information board

great corner, always worth a trip

great corner, always worth a trip

Lime mining is one of the first economically important industries alongside agriculture in our villages. The first beginnings are thought to date back to the 12th century. Starting in the 17th century, several landowners from Kaltofen and Berbersdorf appear as owners of lime works and kilns. Source: Display board

I found some beautiful hiking trails here on the Striegis using Komoot. Most of them are very idyllic and easy to walk.

Access by 🚴‍♂️ only possible via the stairs, return only via stairs