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The Geistlicher Stein (Spiritual Stone) of Ringelai: A Valuable Geotope At the Geistlicher Stein, several imposing rock cliffs, rising up to 40 meters from the slope, offer a beautiful view to the southwest into the valley basin of Ringelai. The rocks, composed of granitic-granodioritic dark diatexites ("palites": tectonically deformed rocks of the mylonite zone in the vicinity of the Pfahl fault zone), exhibit distinctive spheroidal weathering. The rock here has a granitic habit. Numerous large feldspar crystals are embedded in a coarse-grained matrix. Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU). https://www.umweltatlas.bayern.de/standortauskunft/rest/reporting/sb_geotope/generate?additionallayerfieldvalue=272R029

Information on how the mountain got its name

Legend about the name "Brotjacklriegel": On this mountain, which can be seen from afar, a small, bearded man, Jackl, once found shelter during the Swedish War. Without leaving his cave, Jackl always had enough bread so that he did not have to starve. One day, when Jackl was looking to see if the Swedes had already left, they discovered him. After Jackl did not reveal the secret of his constant supply of bread, they pushed him back into his cave and rolled a heavy rock in front of him. This outrage caused a clap of thunder and the Swedes were turned into boulders that still lie on the mountain today. Source: https://www.nationalpark-ferienland-bayerischer-wald.de/der-brotjacklriegel-1-011-m/

Better on foot than by mountain bike. In wet weather, surefootedness is required! The view is now somewhat overgrown, but "Franz von Asisi" and a real summit cross await! Below the summit, there is a nice, stable bench between the rocks where you can rest.

Very nice view, but if you climb on the rocks you should not be afraid of heights and should not be afraid of heights. A little further up there is also a wooden bench with a table.

Very beautiful view

Always a great hike to Geistliches Stein, no matter which direction you come from. We always enjoy going up there. The view is worth the effort in all seasons. Can also be reached by mountain bike via a few paths, provided you have good technology

At the time of the Swedish wars, so the legend goes, the rock offered protection to creditors who were hiding from the troops.