ランゲンベルンスドルフの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ16

A well-maintained tower hut with a view of the Ore Mountains, weather permitting. Accessible by bike or car. Parking is available across the street on the dirt road.

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

In 1901, the Erzgebirge branch association in Zwickau began designing the area around the Bellmann fountain. The area was planted with oak trees and the Bellmann hut was built thanks to donations from a member. The place was planned for gatherings of larger groups. The first approved celebrations took place in 1909. In 1930, the grounds were redesigned according to plans by the landscape architect Paul Lorenz. The inspiration for this came from the local Erzgebirge branch association, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in the same year. A memorial stone erected on this occasion still commemorates this today. In the 1970s, the complex was given its current appearance. The elaborate path with wooden bridges, walkways and steps was replaced by a simple staircase that leads from the square down to the spring. Source:https://www.zwickau.de/de/tourismus/freizeit/parks_gaerten/waldpark/parkanlagen.php

The so-called tea house at Nöbdenitzer Teich is a replica of the historical original. It used to be in the private garden of the manor owners. On the occasion of the Federal Garden Show in 2007, the Nöbdenitz local beautification association rebuilt the historic tea house between the ponds after over 60 years. Today the tea house is a popular rest and picnic area right on the Sprotte adventure trail. From here you have a wonderful view of the pond with island, the former Nöbdenitz moated castle and the church in the background. Source:https://www.burg-posterstein.de/visitorinfo-2/posterstein- surroundings/sprotte-erlebnispfad/

Set of stairs with a drop at the bottom - from the wall on the left The front wheel tends to end up in the rain gutter, which is probably not good for the suspension fork 😬

Beautiful idyllic place 👍

Wonderfully idyllic spot 👍

Small hut between both ponds.