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The Schlehenberg, like the Eichelberg, is a small hill and a popular destination for day trips, as well as a small district of Bayreuth. It lies southeast of the city center and is a traditional hiking area. A well-known establishment is the Waldgaststätte Schlehenberg, a rustic inn that underscores the hill's history as a tourist destination.

The Red Main is the southern and longer of the two source rivers of the Main that flow through Bayreuth and plays a defining role in the geography and history of the region. It rises in the Lindenhardt Forest south of Bayreuth, near Hörlasreuth (Creußen), at an elevation of 581 meters above sea level. From its source, it initially flows southeast, then north through the Upper Main Hills and the Upper Red Main Valley nature reserve. It crosses the city of Bayreuth from east to west. Beyond Bayreuth, it is allowed to meander naturally through a wide valley. The Red Main is approximately 73 kilometers long. Near Kulmbach-Steinenhausen (at 298 meters above sea level), it merges with the shorter but more voluminous White Main, which originates in the Fichtel Mountains. From this point onward, the river is known simply as the Main. The name "Rot" derives from the reddish-brown sediments (as seen at the Bodenmühlwand) that it carries from its catchment area, which is characterized by Keuper rock. In contrast, the White Main carries lighter granite sediments.

The avenue at Gut Grunau, often referred to as the Grunau Avenue, is a striking landscape feature and part of the historical ensemble surrounding the estate in Bayreuth. The avenue is known for its picturesque appearance, frequently featured in photographs and local descriptions of the area. It is a remnant of the estate's earlier, more extensive layout, which once included a well-maintained Baroque garden and a small park. The avenue was likely part of a deliberate landscape design.

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“A super beautiful path.”

Unfortunately permanently closed. It is still unclear whether there will be new owners or tenants.

Near the center of Mistelbach there are several rock formations made of Rätholias sandstone, including the Viertelstein, which stands in the middle of a field.

really nice view of the city – you don’t even have to stop