스톨베르그/에르츠게비르게‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 폭포

A wonderful sight in winter when it's nicely frosty.

a very nice corner

A very nice detour.

The Oswaldbach is a right tributary of the Große Mittweida, approximately 9.5 km long, in the Saxon Ore Mountains. The Oswaldbach rises at an elevation of 684 m in the Schleßwig (also known as Großes Schwarzholz), a boggy woodland below the Schwarzer Stein (706 m) northeast of Grünhain. Unlike most rivers in the Saxon Ore Mountains, it flows predominantly southwards. After a few hundred meters, it enters the Oswaldtal Landscape Conservation Area.

The area natural monument Mühlgraben Sendig-Mühle is the oldest paper mill in Zwönitz, it was first mentioned in 1540. In 1545, the Elector of Saxony granted her the privilege of making paper from rags. After the Brüderlein papermaking family, the Sendig family owned the mill from 1695 to 1858. In addition to manual paper making, press shavings were also produced from around 1800. The old mill burned down in 1867 and larger and more modern factory buildings were built. Paper production ended in 1877 and the entire property became the property of Oscar Koch in 1886. The ruins with the wheel chamber and the waterfall were demolished in 1980. The reconstruction was carried out by ABM. (https://www.outdooractive.com/mobile/de/poi/greifsteinregion/die-sendig-muehle/59576330)

Quasi the end of the "modern Floßgrabenweg". The water flows through cascades into the Schlemabach and then on into the Zwickauer Mulde.

You can drive along this watercourse in a relaxed manner, a wonderful piece of nature. This stream probably has its source in the village of Gablenz near Zwönitz, flows through Stollberg and flows into the Würschnitz in front of Pfaffenhain.

Water treading pool in a romantic setting right by the waterfall. With the surrounding benches, it offers an ideal resting place for hikes in the Geyer Forest. In the middle of the Geyer Forest after a refreshing Kneipp cure you will find rest and relaxation. The rustic Kneipp pool is located in the immediate vicinity of a waterfall, a relic of the old construction times. The treading pool also borders on the popular song hiking trail and the Geyer history trail. The numerous benches are suitable for a short rest.