周辺の山頂・トップ9

Incredibly beautiful view of the Bavarian Forest.

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A great location, summit cross with viewing bench below.

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very nice place for a little break

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Very nicely situated in the forest; nice trails all around; unfortunately little view due to fog ;-)

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Beautiful view with the summit cross and the corresponding summit book👍🏼

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Beautiful view not far from the Sattelberg summit cross👍🏼

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Shortly behind the actual summit there is a viewing point with a great view over the Bavarian Forest.

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A narrow path behind the actual summit takes you to a beautiful viewing point with a bench.

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Beautiful circular hike through a beautiful forest.

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Schwärzenberg castle ruins The Schwärzenberg castle ruins are located on the 557 meter high Schwärzenberg between Strahlfeld and Fronau. The Schwärzenberg is a geological feature. It is part of the approximately 100 km northwest-southeast trending "stake", a quartz rock formation. A castle probably already existed on the Schwärzenberg in the late 13th century. Schwärzenberg Castle was first mentioned in a document in 1306 in a fief book of the Bishopric of Bamberg, according to which "Andreas de Fronau" owned the castle as a fief. From 1388 "Peter der Fronawer" was the owner of the castle. "Peter der Fronawer" was a robber baron who attacked merchants on the nearby Reichsstrasse from Regensburg to Prague. Economically, however, he does not seem to have been particularly successful, because in 1400 he had to pawn half of the Schwärzenberg fortress to his cousin Hans Zenger. Around 1400 the castle was largely destroyed by fire and military conflicts, but was rebuilt and changed hands frequently in the years that followed. In 1606 the castle is said to have been quite dilapidated and dilapidated before it was probably finally destroyed by the Swedes (1633 or 1641) during the Thirty Years' War. In 1742 the ruins became the property of the Benedictine monastery of St. James in Regensburg (“Schottenkloster”). In 1865, the Free State of Bavaria acquired the castle ruins and the associated forest property. (Source: Bavarian State Forests)

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Inviting bench under the summit cross with a wonderful view

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A beautiful and well-marked path leads to the ruins of Schwärzenberg. Smaller castle ruins, but a nice goal!

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Very nice vantage point with a view of the Bavarian Forest.

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Beautiful view of the Bavarian Forest

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I can only agree: Extremely steep with loose ground, both on the ascent and the descent. Starting off again is difficult - close your eyes and through.

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There is no longer a view.

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The tour around the castle is also worthwhile. Here you can see the rocks on which the castle is built.

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The detour to the Eibenstein means an additional 2 x 500 m. There is no view from there, but it is the highest point in the area.

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The Schwärzenberg castle ruins are located on the last prominent elevation of the 150 km long Pfahlquarz. The quartz train coming from the Austrian Mühlviertel marks the descent of the Upper Palatinate Forest into the Bodenwöhrer Depression.

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Beautiful hike to the ruins of Schwärzenberg

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