クプシュッツのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

One of the last few mountains where the place is open.

Very informative, not just for children.

Beautiful erosion of the rock in the form of a basin

A bench invites you to linger

A huge stone block dominates this grave. The inscription can still be seen quite clearly, although some of the weathering has already begun. The information on the plaque at the grave is listed here for the sake of completeness: Wilhelm von Hanau (1836-1902) A son of Elector Friedrich Wilhelm I of Hesse-Kassel He married Elisabeth of Lippe-Weißenfeld in 1890 as his second wife In 1903, Frau von Hanau bought the Drehsa manor, had this forest grave built (completed in 1911) and had her deceased husband transferred from Horzowitz/Bohemia and buried here.

Someone must have typed in "Lost Places" and that was then translated into German. It is evidently the remains of a fairly large barn. The walls are still largely standing, but the roof structure is completely missing.

This small hut is located at the bend in the hiking trail. There is a bench on the way up from Kubschütz and another bench 100 m further on, at the Baschützblick, there are large stones. But none of them have a roof, so you can sit dry here.

Great hiking opportunities and delicious hospitality!!