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At the end of the reservoir, there's a great playground with an island and a raft, as well as a tavern. A lovely place to rest.

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Here you can get interesting information about the construction and function of the dam; very interesting.

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The path leads along the reservoir, offering beautiful views. There are shovels and rest areas available.

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Saxony is, or rather was, covered with triangulation pillars for surveying. One of them stands clearly visible here on the Wendelstein mountain.

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Surprisingly, the line was built as early as the 19th century. Railwaymen were required for the level crossings, including at this location. The foundation bears witness to this.

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Open on Reformation Day - 5 stars because there are still restaurateurs with entrepreneurial spirit! Thank you

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The petrified monk lies on the path from the railway crossing up to the Black Stone. In my opinion, you can't climb it, but its shape makes it very interesting to look at. It could actually be a monk...

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This rock is located close to the settlement, but is one of the most impressive along the entire trail. A playground is located nearby, which can also be used as a rest stop for groups.

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Very beautiful rock formation in the forest, definitely worth a visit!

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A terrain where nature has created romantic rock formations! Some rock faces invite sport climbers to test their skills!

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The Wendelstein (734 m) is part of a long chain of rocky cliffs that jut sharply out of the earth. This striking rock formation begins at the "Hoher Stein" (Czech Republic), continues via the "Alter Söll" (Schöneck), the "Rehhübel," "Rinnelstein," "Großer Affenstein," "Kleiner Affenstein," "Genesenstein," "Wendelstein," and "Schwarzer Stein" (all Grünbach) to the "Bendelstein" near Auerbach. The Wendelstein, like all the others, is composed of greywacke quartzite. This is a dark gray, mostly highly consolidated sandstone composed of feldspar, chlorite, and mica, with a high proportion of slate and quartzite. About 500 million years ago, the Vogtland region was covered by a shallow sea. Sand and mud settled on the bottom, which subsequently solidified into sandstone and slate, the sedimentary rock, due to climate change and landslide. Forced upwards under enormous heat and pressure, phyllite and quartzite were formed. (https://www.gruenbach.de/freizeit_aktiv)

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A striking viewpoint on the trail from Falkenstein to Grünbach. The Lochstein is a popular destination for both locals and visitors. A covered seating area sponsored by the town's residents always invites you to take a break, which is also greatly appreciated by hikers on Felsenweg 3b from Werda. Located in the Vogtland Geo-Environmental Park, the Lochstein is a greywacker quartzite rock – an impressive rock that can be climbed with a view of the Falkenstein town area. However, when climbing, the "Lochstein" is primarily for more experienced climbers because it has been left in its almost pristine state, which is why it is advisable to have a pair of slings, friends, or nuts handy. But even without this challenge, the Lochstein is simply beautiful in any season. (https://www.vogtland-tourismus.de/mobile/de/poi/aussichtspunkt/lochstein-bei-falkenstein-vogtland/23502738 )

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The Black Stone lies at an altitude of 700 m above sea level and also belongs to the group of rocks made of greywacke quartzite. From the corner of Falkensteiner and Waldstraße, past an allotment garden and a children's playground in the forest, you reach the Black Stone. There is a rock needle surrounded by an old legend. It is said to have once belonged to a mendicant monk. He was asked by a Moss Man to help his terminally ill wife. As a reward, the mendicant monk's cloak bag was to be filled with leaves, which would then turn into gold at home. Proud and merciless, the monk refused and denied the Moss Woman his help. The Moss Man then spoke: "Your heart is hard as stone, monk – so you too shall turn to stone and remain here on this spot for all eternity." The Moss Woman died, but the stone still stands and is called the Monk.

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Nodic Camp has a total of five cottages, each accommodating four people. The cottages have a living area of 45 m², and all feature a living room with a kitchenette, a bathroom, a hallway, a bedroom with two beds, and another room with a bunk bed. Outside, there is a terrace and a storage room. The camp is located in a largely unspoiled area, surrounded by extensive coniferous forests at an altitude of approximately 800 m above sea level. A small game reserve is located nearby. The animals are very friendly.

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The Wendelstein has been protected as a geological natural monument since November 5, 1938. A triangulation column dated 1864 was erected on the highest part of the rock, representing a second-order survey point in the course of the historic Saxon national survey. The Wendelstein is 734 m above sea level and is part of a long chain of rocky cliffs that jut steeply out of the earth. This striking rock formation begins at the "Hoher Stein" (Czech Republic), continues via the "Alter Söll" (Schöneck), the "Rehhübel," "Rinnelstein," the "Großer Affenstein" and "Kleiner Affenstein," the "Genesenstein," "Wendelstein," and the "Schwarzer Stein" (all Grünbach) to the "Bendelstein" near Auerbach. (https://www.gruenbach.de/freizeit_aktiv/gehenswertes_rund_um_gruenbach-muldenberg/wendelstein/index.php)

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The Wendelstein has been protected as a geological natural monument since November 5, 1938. A triangulation column dated 1864 was erected on the highest part of the rock, representing a second-order survey point in the course of the historic Saxon national survey. The Royal Saxon Triangulation (here with its historical proper name) is a national survey carried out between 1862 and 1890 on the territory of the Kingdom of Saxony, with the simultaneous creation of a trigonometric network. The goal was to record the national territory with scientific and geodetic precision and, by establishing permanently marked reference points, to create the basis for the production of accurate maps. The Großenhain baseline was chosen as the scale base.

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Countless rocks of the Hohen Stein greywacke quartzite range plow the landscape to the left and right of Rock Trails 1 and 2 – these are nameless ones near the Elsenfelsen. The "nameless" ones near the Elsenfelsen nevertheless leave an impression. Whether it's the small Affenstein, Elsenfelsen, Rinnelstein, Genesenstein, or Wendelstein – every rock is worth exploring on this romantic and mystical trail. Each has its own charm or can tell a story: of geological features, legends associated with the rock, or cultural history. (https://www.bergfex.de/sommer/sachsen/touren/wanderung/84561,felsenweg-1--im-zeichen-des-loewenkopfs--felsen-und-geschichte )

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Nice little place to linger with a few benches for a snack break.

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☆ With a small island and a small ferry to pull you to the other shore.

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☆ Flow capacity: 3200 liters per second.

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