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You absolutely must bring a flashlight here so you can go far into the narrow shaft.

The Greifenbach reservoir is one of the oldest dams in Germany. It dams the Rote Wasser stream. Today it is a local recreation area.

The climbing forest is next to the parking lot

A beautiful sandy beach, pleasantly clean air, excellent water quality, and two spacious lawns make the hearts of all sun worshippers and water lovers beat faster. The Greifenbachstauweiher pond is a popular holiday and recreation center and excursion destination at the foot of the Greifensteine.

Returning along the drainage ditch, we see the remains of the ore-crushing and washing plant and the refining station. Mining was carried out here, and the extracted raw materials were processed. Now completely overgrown with vegetation, we explore the area. Continuing along the path, we leave the drainage ditch after a while. The landscape is beautiful, and the sky is getting darker. https://youtu.be/jglyT269hvE

CLIMBING FUN IN THE ORE MOUNTAINS. At heights of up to 13 meters, among the tall spruce trees of the Greifensteine Forest, anyone who enjoys climbing or simply wants to try something different can explore the wide selection of climbing elements in the adventure climbing forest. Whether big or small, young or old, beginners or advanced, and even people with disabilities, the Greifensteine Adventure Climbing Forest offers the perfect course. https://www.kletterwald-greifensteine.de/

The patinated gunmetal bronze of the sculptures, which were created during casting from the model mold, contains not only iron but also tin, the ore of which was mined in Ehrenfriedersdorf until 1990. According to legend, wild boars discovered the mineral there around 800 years ago. Tinstone shimmered in their fur after a mud bath, which encouraged the residents of Ehrenfriedersdorf to search for ore on what is now the Sauberg River.