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This beautiful shelter and rest hut was rebuilt in 2023 and is located as a waypoint on the "Naundorf Circular Trail." It offers a magnificent view of Naundorf and the Tharandt Forest. A heartfelt thank you to the initiators and builders/helpers.

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Zug Mine House Information: The mine house of the Deep Prince's Mine in the Emanuel Tunnel in Zug. It is a listed building. It served as a mine house and blacksmith's shop from around 1580.

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Huthaus Prophet Daniel in Zug. Info: Built around 1700 near the mine on the Prophet Daniel hill, known since 1514.

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A shelter, benches, and information signs are located along the Nauendorf circular trail at Schmohlhöhe. The spot invites visitors to linger.

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great corner with wonderful paths

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great, always worth a trip

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In autumn 2023, a beautiful shelter was built at this location on the "old cattle path".

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Ideal place to stop for hikers

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You will pass by this and other hut houses as well as pits, shafts, etc. if you follow the circular route "through the Zug mining area". Both the information signs and the signposts have been renewed and are visible from afar.

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Beautiful refuge at the 5th light hole, invites you to rest.

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Beautiful refuge on the heap of the 5th light hole, invites you to rest.

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Built around 1700 to pit standing on the prophet Daniel

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Refreshments, animals to pet and the remarkable geotope of the former lime quarries

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Always good for a little rest

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The IV. and V. Lichtloch are today's main contemporary witnesses for the Rothschönberger adit on the ditch tour. The explanatory signs give even a layman a nice insight into the meaning and function.

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The beer garden is very good.

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from 1514 (stockpile); around 1700 (Huthaus), mining complex with Huthaus and heap as well as three other heaps of the Daniel Zug in the Freiberg district; elongated hut house (around 1700) with a pitched roof, significant mining and local history

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The closed settlement area is at the so-called "Stollnhaus" (from "Bergwerkstollen", which is traditionally always written "Stolln" in Saxon culture), east of the Münzbach and more recently at the so-called Rosine, Am Krönerstolln and Am Obergöpelschacht. Zug is a typical scattered settlement that was formed from the districts Niederzug, Mittelzug and Oberzug. Old historical names of the area are Oberloßnitz, Rotes Vorwerk, Forwergk aufm Wasserbergk and Auf dem Zug. Together with the district of Langenrinne, which was incorporated in 1950, the town now forms the Freiberg district of Zug, which consists of the following five districts:

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Great resting place, good home cooking, highly recommended!

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The rest area is on the dump of the fifth light hole. The light hole itself is closed, the wheel rooms are filled and the artificial moat is no longer open. Also all the roses are broken and not accessible.

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