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Niederteich and Krebaer Teich. With a small rest area and shelter, this spot is ideal for a short break.

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You can take a cozy break in the hut and then (or before) go for a nice walk through nature.

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Slightly elevated, the viewing point with a shelter offers a beautiful view of the opencast mine and the renatured areas. However, the active opencast mine is a little further away; display boards explain mining processes and provide information about the opencast mine.

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It's really not worth going there anymore. Unless you want to look at spoil heaps. Active mining is too far away.

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From this point you have a view over the Reichwalde opencast mine to the Boxberg power plant. A stable bench and the hut invite you to linger. A few paths on these recultivation areas may now be used, albeit at your own risk.

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From a small hill you have a view over the lignite open-cast mine in a northerly direction to the Boxberg power plant and the Upper Lusatia military training area. The vantage point is in the form of a small shelter on a hill, where you will find information boards about the mining process, the mining sites and the power plants, or the drainage of the opencast mine and the rerouting of rivers such as the Weißen Schöps.

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We were at this alpine pasture in April. Unfortunately it was still closed. Doesn't open until May.

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A bit of history on the Oder Neisse cycle path, traces can still be seen.

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Who expects a hill in the lowlands? Great highlight!

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The Oberlausitz-Schanze is located on the left-hand slope of the Lusatian Neisse valley between the villages of Sagar and Skerbersdorf. Due to the slight slope, the construction of a ski jumping hill was favored and artificial embankments were minimized. The ski jump is oriented towards the northeast, i.e. towards the Neisse.

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The supposedly northernmost ski jump in Saxony was built in 1953 in the so-called bee garden, an area south of Sagar not far from the Polish border. In 1967/68 the ski jump was completely renewed and it received a large wooden tower, the supports of which rested on solid concrete foundations and which are still visible today. Young jumpers from the Dynamo Klingenthal sports club also took part in the inauguration of the plastic mats. Henry Glass, today's assistant coach of the German national team and bronze medalist at the 1976 Olympics in Innsbruck, set the first hill record with 27 m. During a second visit in 1972, the same jumper raised the record to 30 m, until 31 m was later achieved on snow. In 1988 the tower and thus the ski jumping hill were reduced in size for reasons of safety, but by the beginning of 1991 there was no more jumping operation and the demolition was only a matter of time.

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Very nice restaurant right on the bike path.

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Directly on the bike path in Werdeck you come across this forest restaurant, which deserves a little break.

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Reminiscence of the Oberlausitzer Schanze! Here you should actually take a break and read the history on site.

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Truly worth a pit stop for food, drinks, cakes and more. Daily from 12 noon, except on Fridays until the beginning of October. Also runs a website that unfortunately doesn't seem up to date.

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Located directly on the Oder / Neisse cycle path, the Alm invites you to take a break

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Located directly on the Oder / Neisse cycle path. Unfortunately there is nothing left of the ski jumping hill, but thanks to the information boards there is a review of past sporting years. A hut invites you to linger.

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The homemade lemonade, a dream

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We drove a part of the Oder Neisse cycle path. Here we could enjoy a nice rest with a great view 😃🚲👍

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We were here on the Niederlausitzer Bergbau Tour and enjoyed ourselves there 😃🚲👍👌

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