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Hohbirker Kunstgraben – View of Berthelsdorfer Teich loop from Brand-Erbisdorf

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Mittelsachsen
Freiberg

Hohbirker Kunstgraben – View of Berthelsdorfer Teich loop from Brand-Erbisdorf

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Hohbirker Kunstgraben – View of Berthelsdorfer Teich loop from Brand-Erbisdorf

01:31

5.79km

50m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 27, 2025

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Konstantinteich

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The Konstantinteich is an artificial pond in Zug in the Ore Mountains. It is part of the Freiberg Revierwasserlaufanstalt. The pond was used in 1925 as a reservoir and compensation …

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1.03 km

Bauerzuggraben gallery

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At this point the ditch meets daylight. The Bauerzuggraben only leads 900m from the Zuger Revier into the Great Hüttenteich near Berthelsdorf. At the Bauerzuggraben a beautiful path leads to …

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1.71 km

Hüttenteich

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One of the oldest structures of the Freiberg Mining Water Management Authority wasserwirtschaft.sachsen.de/revierwasserlaufanstalt-freiberg.html

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3.37 km

Confluence of the Hohbirker Kunstgraben and the Münzbach

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Exactly at this point the Hohbirker Kunstgraben flows into the Münzbach.

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4.46 km

Hohbirker Kunstgraben

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The Hohbirker Kunstgraben (also: Hohe Birke Kunstgraben and Hochbirkner Kunstgraben) is an Erzgebirge artificial ditch from the 16th century. He fed impact water from Brand-Erbisdorf to the pits on the Hohbirker Gangzug in the Freiberg district of Zug. [

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4.67 km

View of Berthelsdorfer Teich

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Here you look towards Berthelsdorfer Teich, with good visibility you can see the castle ruins in Frauenstein. Have your photo ready.

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4.67 km

View of the railway and Freiberg

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Here you have a wonderful view of Zug in the direction of Freiberg. Have your photo ready.

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5.21 km

Hohbirker Kunstgraben

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The Hohbirker Kunstgraben (also: Hohe Birke Kunstgraben and Hochbirkner Kunstgraben) is an Erzgebirge artificial ditch from the 16th century. He fed impact water from Brand-Erbisdorf to the pits on the Hohbirker Gangzug in the Freiberg district of Zug.

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5.79 km

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3.01 km

1.61 km

876 m

287 m

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2.33 km

1.71 km

973 m

526 m

252 m

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