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Granit Steinbruch – Teufelsstein Runde von Erlabrunn

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Granit Steinbruch – Teufelsstein Runde von Erlabrunn

Kevin C planned a hike

July 30, 2022

Granit Steinbruch – Teufelsstein Runde von Erlabrunn

Moderate

02:52

10.2km

3.6km/h

210m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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353 m

Llama Enclosure

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Don't seem stupid, the animals stay in their hut when it snows 😁

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803 m

Electoral Saxon Full Mile Post Erlabrunn

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Very nice "post column" in front of the square at the clinics. A Saxon post mile column, colloquially also known as a Saxon post mile column or just a post …

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5.39 km

Path Along the Steinbach to Teufelsstein

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A small adventurous path leads along the Steinbach to the Teufelsstein. Idyllic section with partly marshy subsoil and lots of information along the way about geotopes.

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5.80 km

Eibenstock Granite Quarry with Rest Area

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Former quarry where the Eibenstock granite was mined for residential construction in Johanngeorgenstadt.

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6.05 km

Devil's Stones

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The Teufelsstein is by far the most important climbing rock and at the same time the characteristic peak of the region. You should definitely go up there at least once …

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6.20 km

Steinbachtal Nature Trail

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Nice hiking trail on the Steinbach river, unfortunately we had to turn back at the beginning of Steinbach because the small river carried too much water and there was no way to get over dry feet.

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