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Cool to drive, there's even a vending machine that's accessible 24/7.

Great ruins and sights. Leads directly past the Landshut House.

Here you can find various overview maps for hiking in summer and cross-country skiing in winter

Oberbreitenau is a plateau extending over 1,000 meters above sea level between the Einöd and Dreitannenriegel mountain ranges. Of the "12 estates with 80 people and 370 cattle" established here in 1832, only half still existed in 1928. In 1956, the last estate was abandoned due to poor living conditions. The foundations of five of the former farmsteads have since been excavated. Today, most of the land is state-owned and has been reforested. In 1982, a 4.8-hectare raised bog area in the heart of the region was designated a natural monument. Cranberry, cloudberry, and peat mosses still occur there, but have been significantly reduced by former drainage ditches and encroaching spruce trees. The State Forestry Administration is now clearing the spruce-planted areas and filling in the ditches so that the open space can return to its original state and expanse. A wooden boardwalk makes walking through Oberbreitenau easier, as do chainsaw-carved animal figures. Source: https://www.landkreis-regen.de/oberbreitenau/

Former mountain village with ruins

Be sure to climb the observation tower!

A wayside shrine in Hesse called Heiligenstock, in Austria and Bavaria also known as Marterl or Marter, Materle, Materla, Wegstock or Kreuz, in Switzerland as Helgenstöckli, is a small religious monument.

Habischried is located in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park between Regen and Deggendorf, four kilometers from Bischofsmais. Its foehn-free low mountain location 825 m above sea level offers an ideal climate for circulatory treatments. Surrounded by large forests, Habischried is a friendly, relaxing and peaceful place. There are countless hiking and cycling trails here with different levels of difficulty. Source: http://www.antonis.de/habischried/habischried.htm