쉬운 에펜도르프 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Beautiful and modern wood art can be purchased here.

A very special shop, with a very special offer! 👍🏻 You can hardly get enough of it...

Former narrow-gauge railway from Hetzdorf via Eppendorf to Großwaltersdorf

For Holocaust Remembrance Day, we cleaned these stumbling blocks in our village, to commemorate them and to be visible in the town. 🕯 Monuments are mirrors of the past in which we look at ourselves... Stumbling blocks, monuments that you don't go to, but who come towards us. A person is only forgotten when his name is forgotten. Gunter Demnig / from the Talmud

About the “Altes Bahnhofsviertel Eppendorf e.V.”: https://www.dampfbahn-route.de/de/erzgebirge_chemnitz/234/Altes_Bahnhofsviertel_Eppendorf_eV.html

The Eppendorf train station, which opened on December 1, 1893, was the end point of the Hetzdorf (Flöhatal) – Eppendorf section. Between 1916 and 1951 the trains ran beyond Eppendorf to Großwaltersdorf. The Eppendorf train station had a reception building, farm buildings, a residential building and a locomotive shed, which are still there today at the location on Bahnhofstrasse.[5] The freight tracks and loading road were used for freight handling. After passenger traffic on the Hetzdorf (Flöhatal) – Eppendorf section was discontinued, the station was initially used as a freight station on November 7, 1967 until it went out of operation on January 2, 1968 when the line was closed. The station area now serves as a bus station for the community of Eppendorf. [Source: Wikipedia]

Eclogite is the densest of all silicate rocks found on the surface of the earth. "350 million years ago, two continents collided with enormous energy. A piece of the continental plate pushed over a piece of oceanic crust. The plate below was pushed far in the direction of the earth's interior by the weight of the upper plate. By the inside The earth's prevailing heat and the enormous weight of the upper plate is said to have transformed the material structure of the lower plate by enormous pressure energy. Eclogite was formed. However, the rock material did not melt at 500 to 1000 °C, but the ultra pressure changed the minerals. It has not been clearly clarified by which geological event the eclogite, which had been shifted into the earth's interior, came back to the earth's surface." Source: www.erzgebirge.tv/2018/01/ultrahart-und-steinalt/

Small shelter at Geotop Eklogitfelsen. In addition to a short rest, you can read about the rock here on an information board.