쉬운 시베르탈 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Beautiful, away from the road, and there were a few donkeys wandering around opposite, perfect.

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July 2025: Overgrown by many plants and therefore not recommended

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Beautiful path along the village of Sieber, there is a lot to see here.

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There is a pavilion with numerous stuffed animals in display cases, which are also labeled.

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Very large hiking parking lot.

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He had an accident here on April 10, 1963.

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Königsgrube The largest mine in the district is located in the Siebertal valley at the junction of the country road to St. Andreasberg. Mining began in 1905 with the construction of a total of nine daytime tunnels on the mountainside. The barite was transported from the upper tunnels over a brake hill into the valley. After several changes of ownership, the DBI took over the mine in 1944 and resumed mining in 1951. The barite was extracted via the lowest daytime tunnel ("176 m level") using a 500 mm mine railway driven by a Deutz mine locomotive with a series of wooden box wagons. The wagons were emptied at a ramp into waiting trucks, which transported the barite to Bad Lauterberg for processing. Mining ended in 1970. Old photos document the operation of the KHD 19956. Remains of the mine railway can be found in the old conveyor tunnel, where the tracks were still completely intact around 1995. The loading ramp can also still be seen on the site. Traces of the mine railway lines leading to the old brake hill can still be seen in the higher surface tunnels. Source: https://bahn-express.de/archiv/37431-01.htm

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Only this building remains of the former hut settlement.

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