마커스도르프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

To celebrate the thousandth anniversary of Jauernick and as a symbol of peace and harvest, the "Golden Ear of Grain" was erected here in 1967. Due to severe corrosion, it was dismantled and stored in 1970. Thanks to the dedication of Jauernick's citizens, the ear of grain was re-erected and rededicated on October 2, 2000, to mark the tenth anniversary of German Unity.

The St. Wenceslas Foundation in Jauernick was built in 1861. It was commissioned by St. Marienthal Monastery and initially housed a children's and educational institution. Due to changing ownership, the Caritas organization operated a children's home there from 1948 to 1959. Ownership changed hands again. Since 1989, the foundation, named after the Bohemian saint Wenceslas, has been under the auspices of the Diocese of Görlitz and is now a conference center and family retreat.

You should definitely be free from vertigo... in windy conditions, the tower moves noticeably ;-) Enter at your own risk!

Insider tip: Saxony's oldest nature reserve, located in a small mountain range with three peaks. Many endemic plants live in the small jungle, which remains beautifully shady and humid even in summer. It's fun to bring a nature guide or plant identification book (even with older school-age children).

Beautiful view of Friedersdorf. A small village with a beautiful church visible from afar.

Beautiful views from above. The surrounding mountains and towns are labeled on the parapet.

View of Görlitz's local mountain.

At the summit there is a bench and the survey stone.