クラウシュヴィッツの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ6

Slightly elevated, the viewing point with a shelter offers a beautiful view of the opencast mine and the renatured areas. However, the active opencast mine is a little further away; display boards explain mining processes and provide information about the opencast mine.

On Ziegenberg you will find this great covered shelter. Table and benches invite you to linger. It is better to take the rubbish with you, there is no rubbish bin.

It's really not worth going there anymore. Unless you want to look at spoil heaps. Active mining is too far away.

From this point you have a view over the Reichwalde opencast mine to the Boxberg power plant. A stable bench and the hut invite you to linger. A few paths on these recultivation areas may now be used, albeit at your own risk.

From a small hill you have a view over the lignite open-cast mine in a northerly direction to the Boxberg power plant and the Upper Lusatia military training area. The vantage point is in the form of a small shelter on a hill, where you will find information boards about the mining process, the mining sites and the power plants, or the drainage of the opencast mine and the rerouting of rivers such as the Weißen Schöps.

We were at this alpine pasture in April. Unfortunately it was still closed. Doesn't open until May.

A bit of history on the Oder Neisse cycle path, traces can still be seen.

Who expects a hill in the lowlands? Great highlight!