작센 스위스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

나체 하이킹 중 잠시 멈추기 좋은 멋진 장소입니다. 우리가 태어났을 때처럼 걷는 것은 몸과 마음, 영혼에 유익하며 자연과 연결되는 완벽한 방법입니다 #GetNakedGermany

Beautiful lake for fishing and swimming

The buildings are picturesquely integrated into the rock, something that is a feast for the eyes. Stamp point EB.

Rather a biotob like a dead pond

Nice view of the dam wall 😊

Unfortunately the path is currently closed.

Rosenthal-Bielatal Climbing paradise in the forest Idyllic holiday resort in the middle of a hiking and climbing paradise, surrounded by extensive forests and bizarre rock formations. The towns of Bielatal and Rosenthal are located in the middle of a huge forest area that stretches as far as the Czech Republic. Above all, the upper Bielatal is characterized by its very own character, which is most evident between Schweizermühle and Ottomühle. Here, in the middle of the forest, a multitude of rock towers in the most fantastic weathering forms present themselves to the eye of the hiker. The Sachsenstein, the Hercules columns, the Johanniswacht and the pulpit tower are also unique natural monuments that only give an idea of the once raging forces of nature. Three larger caves also bear witness to this: the Benno cave, the ice hole and the 19 meter deep Schwedenloch with its ice pit behind the Ottomühle. In the district of Brausenstein, a blast furnace ruin of the former hammer mill has also been preserved as a monument to a venerable place of work from the past. In Bielatal, especially the little visitors are attracted by a tour through the rugged rock labyrinth. Source: https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/rosenthal-bielatal

Rosenthal-Bielatal Climbing paradise in the forest Idyllic holiday resort in the middle of a hiking and climbing paradise, surrounded by extensive forests and bizarre rock formations. The towns of Bielatal and Rosenthal are located in the middle of a huge forest area that stretches as far as the Czech Republic. The upper Bielatal in particular is characterized by its own unique character, which is most clearly visible between Schweizer- and Ottomühle. Here, in the middle of the forest, the hiker's eye is presented with a multitude of rock towers in the most fantastic weathered forms. The Sachsenstein, the Hercules Columns, the Johanniswacht and the Kanzelturm are also unique natural monuments that give only an idea of the once raging forces of nature. Three larger caves also bear witness to this: the Bennohöhle, the Eisloch and the 19-meter-deep Schwedenloch with its ice pit behind the Ottomühle. In the Brausenstein district, the ruins of a blast furnace from the former hammer mill have been preserved as a monument to a venerable workplace from the past. In Bielatal, a tour through the rugged rock labyrinth is particularly attractive to young visitors. Source: https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/rosenthal-bielatal