Steinbach 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The column of station 147 was erected in 1869 for the Saxon state survey. It is an important technical monument of the Royal Saxon Triangulation and is located directly next to the famous basalt fan.

Karl Stülpner from the Ore Mountains is a folk hero due to his adventures as a poacher. He died in Großolbersdorf in 1841!

very nice for a break

A geological highlight, curved basalt columns, or horizontal basalt columns. As far as I know, this isn't something you see very often in the surrounding area.

a very nice corner

a very impressive formation

A wooden viewing point at the edge of the boardwalk offers hikers an impressive view of the surrounding moorland.

The two-and-a-half-kilometer-long Stengelhaide Moor Nature Trail leads through an Ore Mountains raised bog near the village of Kühnhaide. The Stengelhaide, a valley-deep bog fed by the Stinkenbach stream, has a peat layer up to six meters thick. Peat has been mined here since the Middle Ages. Peat mining ceased in 1990. Since then, efforts have been underway to revitalize the peat mass. The nature trail, mostly on 1.20-meter-wide paths made of oak planks, leads through the bog. Information panels explain the vegetation, peat extraction, and restoration measures. The highlight of the route is a viewing platform.