プルゼニの天然記念物・トップ20

When Slavs repeatedly invaded the Nordgau at the beginning of the 12th century, Margrave Diepold, as administrator of the Nordgau, and his friend Count Beringer of Sulzbach were forced in 1109 to settle the border with the Bohemian dukes Borsivoy and Wladislaw on behalf of the German King Henry V. One of the established border points was likely this mighty, immovable granite block. A cross, still clearly visible today, was carved into the broad, blunt cone on the south side. Barely discernible is the inscription "Bohemia" on the east side and "Bavaria" on the west side. The slab marks the border line with a furrow cut at an obtuse angle. The stone also bears a number and the year of the last border determination: "1843." In 1997, the Bavarian-Bohemian hiking and cross-country skiing border crossing "Kreuzstein / Křížový kámen" was officially opened.

The Grenzsteig is closed for nature conservation reasons from 15.11. until 15.07. blocked. Please keep at it, after the Finsterauer Lusensteig there is only the further ascent over the rocks to the Lusen, which is fun and not that difficult or long. Via the Himmelstreppe (surefootedness is required here) it then goes further down towards Waldhäuser.

The Künic Mountains rise up between Zwercheck and the Osser massif. Not only does the national border between Germany and the Czech Republic run over this ridge, we also find one of the most impressive activities in the Bavarian Forest on this line: the hike from Zwercheck to Osser. Anyone who has ever viewed the ridge of the Künic Mountains from the neighborhood (e.g. from the Großer Arber) should be aware that this hike is not for the lazy. There is a distance of 5.5 km between the two elevations. Ascent and descent as well as the return march to the starting point are added. The constant up and down the mountain ridge adds up to a considerable number of meters in altitude. Source: https://www.alpine-bergtouren.de/touren/wandern-vom-zwercheck-zum-osser.php

Strenuous to walk through the many chaotically jumbled stones and roots ... but there are always grandiose views.

The Grenzsteig is wonderful to walk and always offers beautiful views

Cross-border hiking trail. A sign points out various customs regulations and hiking times.

Non-Europeans please bring your passport and visa or residence permit with you 😂

Great hiking trail mostly on large stones. Varied and rose to the top. We were there during the week and didn't meet anyone on the way 🤗