アンマータールの絶景の山頂・トップ5

Hasenberg is easily accessible by mountain bike. In autumn, winter, and spring, you can enjoy the panoramic views.

There are three crosses at the summit of Kalvariberg

nice rest area with a view

Summit cross at the beginning of the path to Hainsburg. Nice short climb on rocky path. Then a leisurely forest path through light beech forest towards Osterloch, Bettelküche and Teufelskanzel. Recommended for old and young 🙂

There is actually nothing to see here except forest all around - only if you look at the map do you know that you have reached the Jesuit peak at 477 m.

The descent from the cross to the Kalmusfels is very adventurous but beautiful!

At 581 meters, the Calvary is one of the larger hills in the Kastl region. There are some hiking trails over the mountain and there are also a few trails for mountain biking. The mountain does not have a summit cross, but a stone as a marker. This is where the Way of the Cross leads and station 15 is also on the summit. Worth seeing!

The summit cross belongs to the Osterlochfelsen and this to the rock massif Hainsburg, which drops steeply up to 20 meters. There are several small karst openings as well as the karst cave in Osterloch. Vertical gaps divide the rock face into several sections. The Osterlochfelsen can be reached via a marked hiking trail. At the cross there is also a table with benches to take a break. You should be sure-footed even though steps were carved into the rock. Length of the rock about 220m with a width of 50m. Natural monument number 371R005 of the list of geotopes in the district of Amberg-Sulzbach. https://www.umweltatlas.bayern.de/mapapps/resources/reports/geotope/generateBericht.pdf?additionallayerfieldvalue=371R005