파프로다 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Feel free to stop here.

Really interestingly designed and informative

The Dörnthaler Pond is part of the Freiberg Regional Water Management Authority https://www.wasserwirtschaft.sachsen.de/revierwasserlaufanstalt-freiberg.html

To the builders, master craftsman Zeller and senior mine foreman Schmieder, under the special care of the Royal Mining Authority in the years 1842-44

Highly recommended are buttermilk Getzen with bacon and garlic cream. They are a regional specialty and are baked in a wood-fired oven.

Since 2004, the crypt on the site has been owned by the von Schönberg family again. Hubertus Diener von Schönberg was buried there on August 14, 2004.

The “Bärenbach” nature reserve near Olbernhau is one of the near-natural beech forest remnants that were placed under protection in the 1960s. The forest has some special features of the local vegetation and is home to some botanical treasures such as the green wood hyacinth, daphne and club moss. The old stands with 180-year-old spruces, 160-year-old beeches (some specimens are even older) and 140-year-old oaks are particularly valuable for wildlife. The NSG is part of the NATURA 2000 area “Beech forests and moor forest near Neuhausen and Olbernhau”. (https://osterzgebirge.org/de/natur-erkunden/schutzgebiete/naturschutzgebiete/baerenbachtal )

To mark his 50th birthday on August 19, 1929, the employees of the Pfaffroda Forestry Office gave their boss, Dr. Alfons Diener von Schönberg, an original gift. An ornamental planting had been created in the form of a spruce hedge on the upper Bärenbach meadow. The letters "ADvS" are the first letters of Schönberg's name and the number "1929" is his 50th birthday. This "script", as it is also called, then became a popular hiking destination for the Olbernhau residents on their way through the beautiful Bärenbach valley. The forest meadows in this area are an ecological gem due to their extensive use over many years. One of the most beautiful is this one in the upper Bärenbach valley. (https://www.olbernhau.de/ornamentpflanzung-advs-alfons-diener-von-schoenberg )