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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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The ice pinge was created by the mining of the Georg ore vein and there is often ice in the pinge until late summer.

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Opening hours are limited to Friday to Sunday, advance booking is requested. Telephone 03774/81078

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Very interesting but easy to miss, notice board needs to be replaced.

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The Laurentius-Erbstollen was part of the Laurentius colliery of the same name, Vavrinec in Czech. The tunnel was started in 1749 with the intention of undercutting and draining all former mine workings of the Wolfgang * and Laurentius (Vavrinec) collieries on the Plattenberg (Blatensky vrch). From its mouth, the tunnel was driven in a north-westerly direction in the Mayer vein and led under the workings of the Wolfgang and Laurentius collieries (approx. 70m below the current level of the Wolfspinge (Vlci jámy). The drainage at the Plattenberg thus made it possible to exploit further ore veins According to preserved sources, the Laurentius Erbstollen was 1600m long and was also equipped with a large pump art (water lifting machine), which was driven by the waters of the nearby Plattner art ditch (Blatensky kanál). reached a thickness of 30-45cm - but it was only very irregularly mineralized and the mined ore was not of particularly high quality. Source: chart

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The Eispinge was created by the mining of the Georg ore vein. There is often ice in the Pinge until late summer.

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Even in summer there is still snow here. It leads down a very steep staircase with different heights. Hold on tight... it's worth it

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Very impressive and a beautiful photo backdrop. Definitely worth a visit. There is even still snow in the Eispinge. super nice

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Information board on the descent is interesting!

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Fascinating place with glow moss which I have never seen before. That there is snow even in summer is spectacular. Steep descent that is worth it

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You should be sure-footed on the steps down, they are not that easy. Absolutely worth seeing. There is also some information about Pinge here. Rather difficult to reach by bike, MTB should be doable. :D on 05/21/22 there was still some ice and snow

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It was probably struck in the middle of the 16th century. The driveway was made with mallets and irons. Clear traces of this are still visible throughout the tunnel area. Source and more info https://www.knappschaft-1713.de/index.php/touren-angebote/tour-fuchslochstollen.html

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In 1994 the forgotten Fuchsloch tunnel was overwhelmed by the Rittersgrün Knappschaft. Visitors were also guided here for a number of years. Today the Fuchslochstollen is no longer used and serves as winter quarters for some species of bats. Source: https://www.knappschaft-1713.de/index.php/touren-angebote/tour-fuchslochstollen.html

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Guided tours 10 ye, 14 ye

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great designed possible to take a break

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From 1585 to 1593, forty suspicions on silver mines were confirmed by Schwimmiger. On the way to Luhy, you first pass the fish puller Pinge and then the Streitpinge. The latter has a length of 160 m and steep walls up to 30 m high. It was probably built in open-cast mining as early as the 16th century. Down in the Schwarzwassertal, about 130 m below the level of Pískovec, the Streitpinger Stolln was driven forward as an hereditary tunnel. However, this did not penetrate, especially since the tin mineralization decreased significantly with the depth. In addition, there was insignificant mining for silver, cobalt, and bismuth. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%ADskovec

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Soon it will start again with the mountain scream!

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The tunnel, which was probably built in 1559 at the instigation of the Elector of Saxony, dates from the earliest beginnings of Rittersgrüner iron and tin mining. The average height of the tunnel is 1.70 m and the width about 0.65 m. Its length is at least 250 meters, but it is believed to be up to 300 meters. In 1994 the Knappschaft Rittersgrün 1713 e.V. cleared this old tunnel, which had been forgotten, on the northern slope of the Kaffenberg, made it passable and expanded it into a visitor tunnel. http://www.stuelpners-orben.de/2018/03/19/fuchsloch-stolln-luchsbachtal/

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