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A wonderful sight in winter when it's nicely frosty.

very nice, a great corner

Even fire salamanders and hares can be found

A very unusual picture.

...Parallel to the raft ditch, a hiking trail leads through the Erzgebirge and its charming nature... there are also romantic rest opportunities with some wonderful views of the Erzgebirge mountains and much more. Along the hiking trail on the Floßgraben near Albernau ... Aue (Saxony) ... Bad Schlema - you can enjoy the beautiful nature in the Erzgebirge and discover some things worth seeing. But the surrounding area in the Erzgebirge also offers many special features, such as the Pulpit in Albernau, the Biedenkopfblick in Bad Schlema, the Gleesberg in Schneeberg, the Heidelsberg in Aue (Erzgebirge), etc. (https://www.dein-erzgebirge.de/wanderwege-loipen/flossgraben.html)

The Floßgraben bei Aue (also called Floßgraben bei Schlema, Auer Floßgraben, Schneeberger Floßgraben) is a canal with a length of approx. 15.3 km and a height difference between the beginning and end of approx. 70 meters. It crosses, among other things, the corridors of Albernau, Aue and Bad Schlema. The raft ditch was built in the middle of the 16th century and was used, among other things, to raft firewood and lumber to supply the huts and mines in Oberschlema and the town of Schneeberg in the Ore Mountains. The Floßgraben begins in Albernau at the "Rechenhaus" (near Bockau) and is fed by the water of the Zwickauer Mulde river. It leads through the picturesque landscape of the Ore Mountains with forests, meadows, rocks... and at the end flows into the Schlemabach in the spa park of Bad Schlema (Saxony). The Floßgraben is now considered a monument and is one of the special sights in the Ore Mountains....

Quasi the end of the "modern Floßgrabenweg". The water flows through cascades into the Schlemabach and then on into the Zwickauer Mulde.

Gleesberg source