Schwarzwassertal, Protected natural area in Marienberg, Germany
Schwarzwassertal is a protected natural area between Kühnhaide and Pobershau that features dense forests, multiple walking trails, and rocky formations along the river. The valley offers routes for visitors of varying walking abilities and interests.
The reserve was established in 2003 to protect the natural habitats and preserve the landscape character of the Ore Mountains. This protected status helps maintain the ecosystems in their natural state.
The reserve incorporates segments of the Kammweg trail system, connecting visitors to traditional hiking routes through the Ore Mountains of Saxony.
Free parking areas exist at both valley entrances near Kühnhaide and Pobershau for visitors. The best conditions for walking occur during warmer months when paths remain dry and accessible.
The Nonnenfelsen are remarkable rock formations within the reserve that draw climbers to the area. These striking structures offer both visual appeal and a popular destination for climbing activities.
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