아이스펠트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Such tours in the autumn fog are simply phenomenal

Like in the jungle

A well-designed amusement park in Waffenrod, especially for children. Here, you can spend the night in witch's houses or Teletuppie houses. The grounds also offer numerous play areas, a summer toboggan run in the summer, and a lift for the ski slope in the winter when there's snow.

Great view. Recommended especially in spring.

I often stood at the EisfelderBlick and called over the fence. Tear down that damn fence already. It took a long time, but now it's been gone almost longer than it was there.

The hole in the wall. One of the last remnants of the stupid division of Germany. Remains of the wall near Görsdorf.

The Kolonnenweg is part of the inner-German border installations on the side of the former GDR. It was made of uniform, very weather-resistant perforated plates (pavement plates made of concrete), which are mostly overgrown with plants and are pretty firmly attached to the ground. Here it led directly behind the houses. Bavaria was only about 50 meters further on. That's why a wall was even built here. The small town of Görsdorf was in the 500-meter restricted area on the inner-German border. The barrier measures there were increasingly tightened from 1961 onwards and led to the construction of a 3.5-meter-high concrete wall in 1981, which was primarily intended to serve as a screen. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grenzdenkmal_G%C3%B6rsdorf

The Kolonnenweg is part of the inner-German border installations on the side of the former GDR. It was made of uniform, very weather-resistant perforated slabs (pavement slabs made of concrete), which are mostly overgrown with plants and are pretty firmly attached to the ground. Here it led directly behind the houses. Bavaria was only about 50 meters further on. That's why a wall was even built here.