König Albert Tower (Spiegelwald) – Fuchsbrunn Bridge loop from Waschleithe

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König Albert Tower (Spiegelwald) – Fuchsbrunn Bridge loop from Waschleithe

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König Albert Tower (Spiegelwald) – Fuchsbrunn Bridge loop from Waschleithe

06:20

22.6km

440m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

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662 m

Memorial stone for the prince's abduction

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In memory of Köhler Georg Schmidt for his heroism during the liberation of the young prince

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6.31 km

König Albert Tower (Spiegelwald)

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"From this place, the hiker can enjoy the wonderful works of God's nature and look out over a happy and contented country!"

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6.93 km

View of Schwarzenberg from the Balcony of the Ore Mountains

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Very nice view with a view of Schwarzenberg.
The geocachers among you can also find the GC70HBW (view from the balcony of the Ore Mountains) very close by.

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7.39 km

Lauterblick Viewpoint (Spiegelwald)

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the most beautiful view on Schwarzwasserthal

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8.52 km

Viewpoint

9.67 km

Wooden Train and Viewpoint on the Forest Trail

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11.2 km

Kuttenbach Nature Reserve

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beautiful, quiet patch of nature, the 2 old abutments and the rubble of the supports are still reminiscent of the Kuttenbach Bridge, which was blown up in 1977

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12.9 km

Fuchsbrunn Bridge

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The Fuchsbrunnbrücke is the last civil engineering building on the former railway line Zwönitz-Scheibenberg. The railway line was dismantled as part of reparations to the Soviet Union in 1947. It …

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