周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Shrine of the Association of Thuringian Mountain, Castle, and Forest Communities: Up there near the Fuchsturm Tower is the end point of the Geological Nature Trail. The shrine, consisting of 32 stone monuments, was erected in 1936 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Fuchsturm Society and the 14th Federal Festival of Thuringian Mountain, Castle, and Forest Communities. It also offers a unique geological overview of the rock types primarily found in Thuringia, representing the periods of past geological eras.

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The Fürstenbrunnen is a spring in the beautiful Pennickental at the foot of the Johannisberge.

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A festival for hikers and nature lovers.

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Ideal for a bit of climbing, with a view of Lobeda.🤗

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Thieves' Crib, also called Devil's Crib: This chimney with the huge boulders was created by a landslide. This name arose in popular parlance after such chimney-like landslides were once used as hiding places by robbers and thieves.

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The consecration site, consisting of 32 stone monuments, was built in 1936 to celebrate the 75th anniversary. Founding festival of the Fuchsturm Society and the 14th federal festival of the Thuringian mountain, castle and forest communities. At the same time, it offers a unique geological overview of the main types of rock found in Thuringia, which represent the periods of the past geological eras. Source: display board

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The spring shows the water-retaining effect of the clayey myophoric layers (Upper Buntsandstein) present beneath the Muschelkalk. Shell limestone rubble covers the slope and does not reveal any stratification: The periodically pouring spring contains a lot of lime, which has created the extensive freshwater lime deposits below the spring. In recent decades, this lime (lime tuff) has been mined in several quarries. Source: display board

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Beautiful, varied hiking trail that is easy to walk.

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