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a very nice corner

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a very beautiful view

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We are standing at a historic site here. In 1583, the city of Freiberg built a house near the Rauschenbach spring on Bohemian soil: "the upper rafting house." It stood at the site later known as Battleck. Old plans (maps) show that, at least in its early years, the rafting house resembled a fort more than an administrative building. The house, barn, and bakehouse were surrounded by a wooden fence to protect against robbers. At that time, the Neugraben rafts did not yet exist; timber was not floated from Fley to Freiberg, Muldenhütten, and Halsbrücke with the spring floods until 1629. Certainly, the rafters who floated timber to Freiberg on the Mulde River as early as 1550 received their wages here. However, the rafting only lasted about 14 days in the spring. During the rest of the year, lumberjacks received instructions about their work on both sides of the border here. (Information board)

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Great route through the forest. The asphalt could be improved, but nature easily makes up for it.

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Quiet country road with a great surface, wide, beautiful scenery, and "lonely."

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Blockline motif "Marmot" 🐾

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Part of the wooden portals and carved figures of the Blockline bike trail...

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Blockline motif "snail" 🐌 including small Kneipp facility

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The mountain takes its name from an old legend: in the nearby village of Fojtovice (Voitsdorf), a poacher stole cattle. He was so skilled that he always escaped. But one day, he tried to steal an old woman's only cow. She pulled out her divining rod and shouted: "You shall be bitten by mosquitoes before you reach the top of the mountain!" And indeed, a swarm of mosquitoes came, pursued the thief, and caught him. The mountain has borne this name ever since.

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Great view

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A beautiful path to the dam. Ideal for taking a break and enjoying the scenery. Several prominent landmarks in the surrounding area are also clearly visible from here.

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The dam is secured with gates, but the doors are not locked. From the dam wall, you have a beautiful view of the surrounding landscape.

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A truly beautiful stretch of asphalt along the ridge. Unfortunately, views are barely possible due to the forested terrain. The asphalt has also suffered some damage from the winter.

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Modern construction, you can probably rent it as a holiday home

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Pretty little wooden bridge that sags a little and rocks slightly.

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Great excursion destination, you can also go around by bike or on foot🚵🏻🚶🏻🚶‍♀️🚵‍♀️ There is also a restaurant for refreshments right near the dam 🌭🥪🍺🧃

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Great excursion destination, you can also go around by bike or on foot🚵🏻🚶🏻🚶‍♀️🚵‍♀️ There is also a restaurant for refreshments right near the dam 🌭🥪🍺🧃

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always worth a trip

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definitely worth a trip

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Historically, the "Göhren Gate" was part of the Lichtenwald deer enclosure in the middle of the 18th century. On the one hand, it served as a transport link between Neuhausen and Göhren (Kliny). On the other hand, it prevented game from escaping from the enclosure, which was up to 2575 hectares in size. After 1931, the areas were reduced, the gate fell into disrepair, and the connecting path to Bohemia was no longer used after 1945. This hiking connection has been open again since 2007. An information board with a seating area reminds us of earlier times.

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