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尖った屋根のある日陰の休憩場所で、その隣には一つだけベンチがあります。木製の橋を渡り、その後急な上り坂になる前の最後の休憩場所です。

ハイカーやサイクリストのために、手頃な価格の飲み物がセルフサービスで利用できる冷蔵庫があります。

The rest area lies deep in the valley below, beneath the mighty trees. It's usually pleasantly shady in summer.

The Maidens of Breitenstein and Röthelstein In ancient times, two nasty old maidens are said to have been banished here from Ellefeld. They still cause mischief in this area. Sometimes they ride in fiery carriages, drawn by similar horses, in a wide arc from Breitenstein over the Gahlenbach stream to Röthelstein. The Röthelstein opens its gate, through which the evil women disappear again. Often, the female figures in black clothing can be seen strolling around the rock, playing their pranks. Sometimes, the most beautiful silver and copper coins can be found there. If picked up and put in a pocket, they inexplicably disappear. It is also said that on the morning of the first Easter holiday, the Maidens of Röthelstein dance.

If you don't want to cross the road directly, the bridge is a better alternative.

Unfortunately no longer in operation

Morgenröthe-Rautenkranz is idyllically situated in Saxony's Vogtland region, surrounded by dense forests and rolling hills. This small town is best known as the birthplace of Sigmund Jähn, the first German to go into space. In his honor, the German Space Museum is located here, offering fascinating insights into the history of space travel. Beyond that, the tranquil setting invites you to pause for a moment of tranquility – a true insider tip for nature and history buffs.

The previous building dates from 1642-1651 and burned down. The church was subsequently rebuilt from 1708 to 1709. The church tower dates from 1889. The bell tower in front of the church, which was the church's second bell, was in use from 1921 to 2013.