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A forest 🌳 as it should be.

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It's good that there is this rest area very close to the old mill dam with its sign on Bischofsweg with explanations about the mill and a picture, so you can get an idea of a lot about the mill, the dammed water and the village of Reinhardswalde. It's also been a very long time.

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The Karswald is a forest area interspersed with meadows and swampy areas between Arnsdorf, Fischbach and Rossendorf. Together with the Harthe to the southwest, it occupies a total area of around 547 hectares. Around one hundred hectares of this area lie in the area of the Rossendorf research center. The “Reinhardtswalde desert” is located in the middle of the forest, and the remains of an “old oven” can also be found after some searching.

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Sitting and lingering in the forest 😊

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Beautiful large forest area with historical reference

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The council square at Siegmars Ruh is located on the site of the old mill of Reinhardtsdorf, which was built with the village in the 13th century and ground grain up until the 16th century. A beautiful painting, which was only created in 1976 on the basis of an old copper engraving, shows the presumably old scenery, of which nothing can be seen in nature except for a few remains of the mill pond.

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On the site of the former dynamite factory there are still earthen ramparts, which are connected to each other by tunnels. Also on display are the remains of the factory's shaft well, which provided water to cool the nitriding process and to flood the ditch in the event of a forest fire. After construction was announced in 1882, Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, came to Rossendorf himself in 1883 to see the factory. Today there are various constructions of a regional archery club on the site. Conclusion: This lost place is an area where young and old can discover a lot.

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In the north-western part there is now an archery range, which cannot be seen immediately from the east. So be careful when driving!

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On the edge of the path from the direction of the desert village of Kleinwolmsdorf you pass the site of the former Reinhardtswalde mill from the 13th century. Where a memorial plaque still remembers today

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"The Reinhardtswalde mill was built when the village was built in the 13th century. It is the type that the Romans brought along down the Rhine to the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation to supply their local population with flour. [.. .] The location directly on the Bischofsweg was very convenient for the residents of Reinhardtswalde and the surrounding towns. Grain was probably milled here until the 16th century. There is nothing left of the mill today. Only the Mühlteichdamm, which dammed up the water of the small stream, has survived the centuries and preserved the memory of the nearby "desert village". " Information board of the Heimatverein Großerkmannsdorf e.V.

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For the route B6-Dürrröhrsdorf-B6, you can rent a bicycle trolley for two to four. Larger groups (8 to 14 people) will be happy on the B6-Arnsdorf-B6 route with a hand lever tram in the style of old pioneer cars. The tours last around two hours and lead through the Karswald. Departures take place at 9, 11, 1, 3, 5 and 7 p.m. Reservation on 0162 699 78 92.

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From the actual factory only isolated craters / masonry can be seen. However, there is a dense network of equestrian trails throughout the area, which invite you to explore the terrain with the MTB.

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Nice resting place before it goes into the Karswald.

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I think it's absolutely awesome that the old railway line doesn't fall into disrepair, and driving trolleys is cool. https://www.sachsendraisine.de

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In good weather you can take a break here.

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The round is well feasible with Moutainbike. Due to various weather events, it may be that in the short term trees are above the paths. That should not hurt the driving pleasure ;-)

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