ミュンヘンベルンスドルフの峡谷・トップ5

The Zeitzgrund is a beautiful gravel road. Here, 🦊 and 🦔 say "goodnight." The paper mill and goat mill are worth a visit, but they're not open all day. The goat mill offers brewery tours, and the "Holzländer" 🍺 is a real blast.

The Zaufensgraben rises about 1,000 m southwest of the Gera-Leumnitz airfield at about 290 m above sea level. The stream flows in a predominantly southwesterly direction...

A beautiful path from Gera-Untermhaus to Ernsee.

A shoe factory stood on this site in the 20th century. It was founded by Adolph Zimmer. In 1923, he expanded the factory grounds with a building along Aumaer Straße. Chemicals were stored in this cellar. After shoe production ceased in 1990, the factory building stood empty. It was demolished in 2009 as part of the city center redevelopment. During the demolition, this grotto was discovered beneath Aumaer Straße.

The Zaufensgraben rises about 1,000 m southwest of the Gera-Leumnitz airfield. The stream flows through Gera in a predominantly southwesterly direction. In the middle section it forms a narrow V-shaped valley in which the Zaufensgraben nature reserve is located, which is the smallest in Gera with an area of 11 hectares. It passes the Ronneburger Höhe with the Ferberturm observation tower there. In the lower section the ditch is piped under Meuselwitzer Straße. Finally, the stream flows into the Gessenbach at about 195 m above sea level, which flows into the Weiße Elster a little further west.

Beautiful gorge at the edge of Untermhaus. Fire salamanders can be found in the Fuchsklamm.

A great way, especially the descent is incredibly fun.

The artists Wolfgang R. Funk and Frank Lohse created the cave installation "Im Hades" in a cave of unknown origin. Filigree bats made of glass float through "Hades", as the two artists call their installation.