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Fuchsberg – Hexentreppe im Zeisigwald Runde von Hilbersdorf

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Fuchsberg – Hexentreppe im Zeisigwald Runde von Hilbersdorf

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January 15, 2022

Fuchsberg – Hexentreppe im Zeisigwald Runde von Hilbersdorf

Moderate

01:24

5.19km

3.7km/h

60m

70m

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Moderate hike. Great for any fitness level. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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1.19 km

Heinrich Cotta Monument in Zeisigwald

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Johann Heinrich Cotta was an important German forestry scientist.

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2.42 km

Teufelsbrücken Chemnitz

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The Teufelsbrücken are the former entrance to the centuries-old council quarries in Chemnitz. From 1610, the porphyry tuff of the quarry was used to create the tulip pulpit of Freiberg …

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2.88 km

View of Chemnitz from Fuchsberg

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The Fuchsberg in the Zeisigwald Chemnitz is 398.3 meters high. It was created from the overburden of the porphyry quarry, which is no longer recognizable today.

From the Fuchsberg you have a beautiful view over the city of Chemnitz.

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3.20 km

Heaven's Ladder — Zeisigwald

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Corrected the name of this highlight from "Witches' Staircase" to the correct title "Ladder to Heaven". (See "The Zeisigwald: Forays through nature and history" / Museum of Natural History Chemnitz). …

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4.27 km

World War I Memorial of the 15th Saxon Infantry Regiment (Chemnitzer Zeisigwald)

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Highlight of some hiking opportunities 👍

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4.30 km

Jakobsweg milestone in Zeisigwald (3034 km to Santiago de Compostela)

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Way of St. James kilometer marker and information panel in the Zeisigwald forest near Chemnitz.

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The kilometer marker was erected in 2011 by the "Chemnitz Pilgrims of St. James" …

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