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Wesenitz Spring and Valentin Adit Information The Wesenitz River originates at an elevation of 515 meters above sea level on the southeastern slope of the Valtenberg mountain, emerging from the entrance of a 60-meter-long mine adit known as the "Goldbergwerk" (Gold Mine). The Wesenitz was first documented in 1213. Valentin Adit at the Wesenitz spring on the southern slope of the Valtenberg mountain.

Spacious, well-maintained shelter in nature. Hohwald. Information at the shelter: The Querxe at Gußhübel. Approximately 80 meters downhill, on the left-hand side, is a spring hollow. The "Rote Floß" (Red Raft) spring originates here. Stone benches used to surround the spring, but these are now buried along with the spring itself.

Where are the stamping stations?

This is where the digital stamping station for the Upper Lusatian Mountain Trail is located. All information, as well as circular routes and the complete stage route can be found on my profile: https://www.komoot.com/de-de/collection/2195277/-oberlausitz-wandernadel

This is where the digital stamping station for the Upper Lusatian Mountain Trail is located. All information, as well as circular routes and the complete stage route can be found on my profile: https://www.komoot.com/de-de/collection/2195277/-oberlausitz-wandernadel

The lodge and the King John Tower on the summit are closed because the tenant and the municipality are at loggerheads with each other. Let's hope that both parties can come to an agreement at some point.

The Wesenitz starts out very small; only a trickle flows from its source on the hillside (actually the tunnel water of the Valentin Erbstollen).

Boundary stones from 1699 stand along this path: Hans Heinrich von Nostitz, the manor owner of Oberneukirchen, wanted to clarify the situation during a new survey and had these stones placed. On "his" side, they are marked with "HHVN" and the year; on the reverse, with "K" (for Electoral Land) and the stone number.