홀자우‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

From Kahleberg, you have a great view of the Galgenteiche ponds. There's also a snack bar and some seating. The last stretch to Kahleberg is very rocky.

According to the map, the actual summit of Kahleberg is on the hiking trail, surrounded by large fir trees. You can't see anything. You have to leave the trail and head towards the slope, where you'll have a beautiful view of the wide open countryside.

The most beautiful highlight on the first 60km of the Kammweg 🏞️

Beautiful place with a great view. The sea of stones at Stephanshöhe is a station on the 14x8000 and was probably also the devil's place of refuge, according to the story on the information board.

The large Lugstein is one of the eight-thousanders in the Ore Mountains. You will need to bring an ink pad or pencil with you to the stamp office. A bench invites you to take a break. You can also climb up the stones and then have a great view.

The Stephanshöhe is one of the eight-thousanders in the Ore Mountains. You will need to bring an ink pad or pencil with you to the stamp office. A bench invites you to take a break.

A great view and a good snack.

Steinmeer at the Stephanshöhe The Steinmeer is located on the western edge of the approximately 15 km² Schellerhauer granite. In the period between Carboniferous and Permian, this rose as molten magma in the gneiss of the Erzgebirge basement and in the surrounding Teplice rhyolite and solidified below the earth's surface. Over time, the Schellerhauer granite was exposed by erosion. The penetration of the Schellerhauer and other granites in the Altenberg area was accompanied by a partial transformation of the adjacent rock. This also prevents the formation of numerous deposits, e.g. B. of tin and iron connected. The Teplice rhyolite here, which was heavily stressed by the geological processes mentioned, was gradually broken down to block and stone size, mainly by frost weathering. The Steinmeer on the Stephanshöhe is a witness to this process.