クロイセンのおすすめランニングルート

Like most river sources, it's rather unspectacular, but if you're planning to cycle the Main cycle path anyway...

The two outflows in the north and south flow in different directions and converge again via other river systems near Bamberg. This system turns Franconian Switzerland into an "island."

Beautiful viewpoint over the Craimoosweiher and also a good shelter in case of rain.

The **Old Town of Creußen** is a charming and historic gem in Franconian Switzerland that attracts many visitors. Here is some interesting information about this picturesque little town: ### General information - **Location**: Creußen is located about **13 kilometers south of Bayreuth** and is easily accessible from the B2 federal highway and the A9 motorway. - **History**: The town was elevated to city status **in 1358** by Emperor Charles IV. Many of the **historic walls, towers and gates** from this period have been preserved to this day. ### Special features of the Old Town - **Medieval charm**: The Old Town is characterized by **medieval architecture** and invites you to take a leisurely stroll. - **Jug Museum**: A visit to the **Jug Museum** offers insights into local history and culture. - **Heziloplatz**: A central square named after Margrave Hezilo, which is a popular meeting place. ### Activities - **City tours**: **Bookable tours** are available that allow you to take a tour of the old town. These last between **1 and 2 hours**, depending on the length. - **Historical-culinary walks**: These tours combine history with regional delicacies and are a great way to explore the city. ### Surroundings - The old town is surrounded by a **picturesque landscape** that invites you to linger and relax. The **Red Main** flows nearby and offers beautiful views.

Hard to believe that this will become the Main

The Rotmainquelle, beautifully situated and beautifully framed.

At the cycle path underpass through the federal highway, a small, mostly gravel path branches off to the bird watching station at Craimoosweiher, about 150 m away. From there you can see almost the entire pond and watch the birds. It is particularly beautiful at sunset when the setting sun is reflected in the water.

I think the source is beautifully prepared and does credit to the Main. Compared to other river sources, such as the Lahn, one source can be clearly seen here. No one can say exactly which rivulets that flow together somewhere eventually form the Main. Thank God it was set that way in the past and that's a good thing.