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Tiefenbach Waterfall near Altenberg. Information: Located at approximately 660 meters above sea level, it was artificially created in 1954. The stamp station is no longer located on-site due to two instances of theft. You can obtain a stamp at the tourist information office in Altenberg by presenting a photo from your visit to the waterfall.

The Tiefenbach waterfall is an artificial waterfall located between Geising and Altenberg. The waterfall is located above Geising on the road to Altenberg at about 660 meters above sea level and was created in 1954. It falls in two stages with a total drop of about 40 meters, separated by a short, flatter section. This makes it one of the highest waterfalls in Saxony. The upper part falls about 15 to 20 meters freely and can be seen from a viewing platform that is accessible from the road on a hiking trail. The lower fall, also about 15 to 20 meters high, falls into a tube under the platform and is only visible in the upper part. Source: https://www.altenberg.de/mobile/de/poi/wasserfall/tiefenbacher-wasserfall/52702206/

This Tiefenbach waterfall is a very beautiful natural experience. It is located between Geising and Altenberg, a very nice hiking tour 👌 From the rehabilitation clinic to Geisingberg, into the town of Geising, waterfall, Altenberg mining trail, caterpillar nest, wooden figure trail and back to the rehabilitation clinic. It is about 11.7 kilometers 😏 Great photo opportunity

The large Lugstein is one of the eight-thousanders in the Ore Mountains. You will need to bring an ink pad or pencil with you to the stamp office. A bench invites you to take a break. You can also climb up the stones and then have a great view.

Always worth a visit https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiefenbach-Wasserfall

The Tiefenbach Waterfall is located between Geising and Altenberg and is a truly beautiful natural experience. It was artificially created in 1954 as part of mining operations. The waterfall is located above Geising on the road to Altenberg at around 660 meters above sea level and was created in 1954. It falls in two stages with a total height of around 40 meters, separated by a short, flatter section. This makes it one of the highest waterfalls in Saxony. The upper part falls freely for around 15 to 20 meters and can be seen from a viewing platform that is accessible via a hiking trail from the road. The lower fall, also around 15 to 20 meters high, plunges into a tube beneath the platform and is only visible in the upper section.

Today it is used for drinking water supply and flood protection was created in the Middle Ages for tin mining

Here is a view over the pond with the island.