플로센뷔르그 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

뚜렷한 하젤슈타인(Haselstein) 위에는 1400년경에 지어진 것으로 추정되는 후기 중세 산성 요새가 있었습니다. 수 세기 동안 바위투성이 봉우리를 형성했지만, 16세기 말에 중요성을 잃고 점차 폐허가 되었습니다. 오늘날에는 옛 요새의 흔적이 거의 남아 있지 않습니다. 화강암 바위 위에는 등산객과 자전거 이용자를 위한 작은 대피소가 있습니다.

화강암 지형인 '돌아온 개'는 울퉁불퉁한 풍화 작용으로 형성되었으며, 그 모양이 실제로 개의 머리를 닮았습니다. 성터의 바위들 사이에 있는 돌 수호자는 마치 오늘날에도 하셀슈타인을 지키고 있는 것처럼 보입니다. 꼭 여러 각도에서 감상해 보세요.

성 아래의 성과 성 연못을 멋지게 조망할 수 있는 아름다운 장소

The reservoir provides flood protection for the surrounding communities, especially the town of Tirschenreuth. During periods of low rainfall, water stored in the lake is released. In addition, renewable energy is generated through hydropower using a Francis turbine. Energy production is managed by Bayerische Landeskraftwerke GmbH. The spiral turbine is fed with lake water via a 110-meter-long bottom outlet tunnel. The generator's average annual output is approximately 0.57 million kilowatt-hours.

The cross-country skiing center is worth a visit in both summer and winter. In summer, mountain biking and hiking are popular, while in winter, cross-country skiing on excellently groomed skating and classic trails, as well as snowshoeing all the way to Goldbach in the Czech Republic, is a great option. In winter, you can change and warm up in the modern activity building. On winter weekends, the kiosk is also worth a visit, if it's open. You can check its opening status using the app and on the center's webcams. Paying the small fee at the parking lots below helps with the upkeep of the trails and tracks.

Nice trail, you can run...

A visit is recommended at any time of year. ♡♡♡ There's something for everyone, whether it's mountain biking, hiking, or fishing.

When Slavs repeatedly invaded the Nordgau at the beginning of the 12th century, Margrave Diepold, as administrator of the Nordgau, and his friend Count Beringer of Sulzbach were forced in 1109 to settle the border with the Bohemian dukes Borsivoy and Wladislaw on behalf of the German King Henry V. One of the established border points was likely this mighty, immovable granite block. A cross, still clearly visible today, was carved into the broad, blunt cone on the south side. Barely discernible is the inscription "Bohemia" on the east side and "Bavaria" on the west side. The slab marks the border line with a furrow cut at an obtuse angle. The stone also bears a number and the year of the last border determination: "1843." In 1997, the Bavarian-Bohemian hiking and cross-country skiing border crossing "Kreuzstein / Křížový kámen" was officially opened.