발더쇼프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A wooden water channel leading directly out of the forest. This highlight is somewhat surprising, as you wouldn't expect it at all. In fact, the water flows through several channels.

Great viewpoint of the Fichtelgebirge

By clearing the trees you have a fantastic view of the Fichtelgebirge

Finally, not on gravel paths, which are already damaged by large forestry vehicles, but over roots and stones :)

Beautiful path through the forest

A small staircase with a wonderful view from the viewing platform 😍. On the south side of the large, isolated rock is the inscription: Kaiser-Wilhelms-Felsen 1797-1897

Refreshing cold water flows from the fountain. Next to it is a seating area where you can relax. There was a historic border here.

Today, the Pfalzbrunnen is part of the Fichtelberg and Waldsassen forestry companies' association, and the borders of the Wunsiedel and Tirschenreuth districts and the administrative districts of Upper Franconia and Upper Palatinate meet here. The Pfalzbrunnen existed before its construction. In a map from 1826, the Topographic Atlas of the Kingdom of Bavaria, sheet no. 22, the Pfalzbrunnen is marked on the map, clearly recognizable as one of the sources of the Kösseine river. Major Julius von Plänckner also describes our Pfalzbrunnen in his book "PINIFERUS - Pocket book for travelers to the Fichtel Mountains", published in 1839: "The Kössein... springs from the flames of the Kösseine and the Pfalzbrunnen and Zuckbrunnen located there...". Older residents in Schurbach told me that the farmers used to have the right to graze their cattle in the forest near the Pfalzbrunnen. Source and further information www.bayern-fichtelgebirge.de/gewaesserkunde/tir_pfalzbrunnen.htm