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The red porphyry rock and the deep vertical cliffs are very impressive. An educational trail leads around the quarry. Of course, it's worth taking a trip to the observation tower on Rochlitzer Berg afterward (or before 😉).

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The Gleisberg quarry was one of the most important quarries on the Rochlitzer Berg and was used to extract porphyry tuff until 1960. The red-yellow rock, formerly known as "red Rochlitz sandstone", was mainly used as a building material. Today, the former quarry is a popular tourist destination that attracts visitors with hiking trails and geological features. From here you have a fantastic view of the geotope.

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great corner, always worth a trip

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great corner, always worth a trip

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The Haberkornscher Bruch is an old quarry on the Rochlitzer Berg. Rochlitz porphyry, also known as “Saxon marble,” was mined here. The red stone is part of the natural stone world heritage.

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A worthwhile hiking destination, great 😎 trails and many other highlights.

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You can easily walk up to this point from above, then it gets steeper and rockier. I didn't go all the way down because I wanted to continue up the slope.

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Impressive natural stones, great gorge

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A round to the Mulde through the valley is always worthwhile

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Impressive, I can't think of more!

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Very steep and somewhat impassable ascent, but a beautiful view

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Quarry directly on the Rochlitzer Berg

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Without railings you have to be a little careful not to fall into the trough ... but I don't find it directly dangerous. Rather nothing for small children. Otherwise very nice way.

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Many interesting former quarries

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Pure nature, unfortunately many trees are sick.

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Wonderful area with beautiful photo opportunities👍🏻

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steep descent

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All wooden bridges on the route are very slippery when it rains !!!!

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A steeper ascent, but no problem for the experienced hiker. In the leafless seasons there is still a nice view of the river bend on top!

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The cliffs of the "owl cave" are formed from an approx. 50 meter high rock face. In thousands of years of work, the Zwickauer Mulde has managed to break through the rock barrier and uncover a geologically extremely interesting rock formation. For hikers, however, this means a hiking trail that requires surefootedness, because in addition to a lot of scree on the way, there are also a few rock edges to climb. Not a challenge in itself, but there is a risk of slipping and the former railing, which prevented a "fall" in the direction of the river, is no longer there.

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