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Since 1997, physician, researcher, and artist Claus-Frenz Claussen, known as the "Iron Sculptor of Eisenbühl," ran the Iron Park, a freely accessible open-air exhibition of 222 iron and steel sculptures, predominantly with a mythological theme. Claussen gave form to these heavyweights, weighing up to 14 tons. The park was expanded in 2001. The Iron Park remains open even after Claussen's death in 2022.

You pass this area on the Frankenwaldsteigla Iron Park Trail. The Iron Park in Eisenbühl is a freely accessible open-air exhibition of iron and steel sculptures, often with a mythological background.

New tenants for some time now, always recommended for a little refreshment.

A remarkable wooden bridge over the Selbitz River and a very popular photo subject in the Höllental Valley. According to legend, the Prince of Hell was once seen on the Devil's Bridge.

Small, homemade decorative items, Christmas items and much more can be purchased. Payment is made at a trusted cash register. A seating area invites you to take a rest in the beautiful ambience.

A wooden bridge over the Sebnitz, partly with different roofs, a truly magnificent construction.

Reasons for Höllensprudel. Water is in our nature. Our springs are located in the middle of the wonderful nature of the Höllental in the Franconian Forest.

Slate heaps and iron sculptures are defining features here.