쉬운 댐 크란잘 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Just a few steps behind the hut, the former Bärenstein quarry with its many blocks is visible.

frozen reservoir

Beautiful views of the Ore Mountains mining region with many impressive vistas of the surrounding mountains. There are plenty of benches at the summit, perfect for resting and taking a break.

The steep ascent lives up to its name. Good footwear, outdoor clothing, and sure footing are absolutely essential on this natural and densely overgrown trail.

The town of Cranzahl in the Sehmatal, with a population of 2,000, is primarily known for its dam. It was built between 1949 and 1952 to supply Annaberg-Buchholz and the surrounding area with drinking water.

This trail up the 898-meter-high Bärenstein is steep and strenuous, but rewarding. At the end of the steep climb, you'll find yourself directly at the summit cross.

The local chronicler's bench below the Bärenstein summit cross offers a beautiful, albeit constantly overgrown, view of the Ore Mountains landscape.

The Bärenstein, the erosion remnant of a former lava flow, consists predominantly of basalt. The table mountain is 898 meters high. The summit trail leads to several worthwhile vantage points. From the summit cross, there is a beautiful view of the Cranzahl drinking water reservoir, which was commissioned in 1952.