マリーエンベルクのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The Green Ditch in the Ore Mountains is an eight-kilometer-long artificial ditch built in the 17th century on the mountain slope above the Black Pockau.

Leaving the path along the Black Pockau River towards Katzenstein, we re-enter the forest and are now accompanied by the Green Ditch. An artificial ditch, constructed in the 17th century to aid mining. We feel as if fairies and elves are dancing around us. A stretch of rust-brown pine needles marks the path as we continue through this landscape. https://youtu.be/LYmwgx7Z0Lk

We now walk through the valley, the rocks rising up beside us. At the side of the path, we find the mouth of the Tiefen Blühend Glück tunnel. We get a view of the water again, a small path leading directly up to it. We now stand on a rock in the middle of the water. A short distance further, now directly along the water, we walk through this landscape, which nature has shaped here. The loud rush of the Schwarze Pockau river, the mountains around us, rustic and mystical, simply beautiful. We cross the river, the rocks rising before us like a giant. The large stones in the water give us an idea of its power. Here's the entire tour https://youtu.be/LYmwgx7Z0Lk

The path now leads us further downhill and we reach the actual route again in Pobershau. Not far from the farm garden and nature trail, a quote from Dieter Kinast: "The garden is the last luxury of our time, for it demands what has become most precious in our society: time, attention, and space." https://youtu.be/LYmwgx7Z0Lk

what a beautiful landscape

Idyllic, always beautiful...on foot or by bike...no matter how🙋‍♂️

Stone arch bridges are typical of the historical infrastructure in the Ore Mountains. They were built to cross rivers and streams and are often very robust and durable. Their construction, with brick arches, blends harmoniously into the natural landscape. There are several such bridges in the Black Pockau Valley, particularly in the area between Pobershau and Kühnhaide, where the river flows through deep gorges and forests. They often connect hiking trails along the banks of the Black Pockau or cross the river to provide access to the adjacent slopes and attractions such as the Green Ditch, the Nun's Rocks, or the Talkanzel. * Hiking and nature experience: These stone arch bridges are not only functional structures, but also important elements of the nature experience in the Black Pockau Valley. They are often photogenic motifs and invite you to pause and admire the wild nature of the river.

The valley of the "Schwarze Pockau," often simply called the Schwarzwassertal. In Kühnhaide, opposite the Schwarzwassertal guesthouse, there is a free hiking parking lot from which you can start your tour through this beautiful area.