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Kammbräu – Inn Bliss in Zenting. A charming inn with a big heart for good food and drink: regional cuisine, excellent beers, and a cozy beer garden – a true delight on your tour. And if you'd like to stay overnight, you'll be thrilled with the lovely accommodations. www.kamm-braeu.de

The small pilgrimage church "Maria Bründl", (first built in 1482) with the "healing spring for eye ailments" in an idyllic location is an impressive highlight on this hike.

The Wackelstein - makes the large boulder rock... With an edge length of approximately 3 to 4 meters, a flat top and a curved bottom, it rests on an almost flat slab of rock. Despite its great weight, which must be at least 50 tons, a single strong person can easily make it rock. How to get to the Wackelstein natural monument: The Wackelstein hiking trail, trail no. 84, from Entschenreuth, leads directly to this rare natural phenomenon. More information about the Wackelstein: www.saldenburg.de What are Wackelsteins? They are a freak of nature, although they are very rare in this size. Arthur Semmler from New York discovered this natural monument in 1915. https://www.bayerischer-wald.de/attraktion/naturdenkmal-wackelstein-9312258189

The Dreiburgensee, formerly known as the Rothauer See, lies between the climatic health resort of Thurmansbang and Tittling in the Bavarian Forest. It was named after the surrounding Ilz Valley and Dreiburgenland, including Saldenburg Castle, Englburg Castle, and Fürstenstein Castle. The lake was first documented in 1703. It had been created shortly before as a fish farm by Lieutenant Field Marshal Max Josef Graf von Tauffkirchen zu Guttenburg. The dammed lake, with a length of 700 m and a maximum width of 200 m, has a surface area of 8 hectares and a maximum depth of 7 m. The border between the districts of Passau and Freyung-Grafenau runs across the lake. A roughly 2 km circular path along the lake's shore invites you to take leisurely strolls. In summer, the Dreiburgensee is a popular bathing spot with restaurants, hotels, and sunbathing lawns. In winter, you can ice skate and play curling on the frozen lake. Beavers have also been living at the lake for several years. By building a large dam at the lake's inlet, they have created a biotope of approximately 6 hectares, where rare bird species such as the black stork and the great egret can be seen. The Bavarian Forest Museum Village, one of the largest open-air museums in Europe, is located directly on the lake. https://www.bayerischer-wald.de/attraktion/dreiburgensee-1edb7f4942

Here's a small pond with a water wheel. Very nicely done.

Clocky old Bauhaus

great bike path

Negative: Scene of gruesome Nazi crimes. Positive: Interestingly prepared and presented, the site should make it clear why such inhumane political conditions must never happen again. Also positive: Next door, right next to the bike path, there is a TransBayerwald bike repair station in case you have problems with your bike.