Auersberg

The Auersberg mountain reaches an elevation of 1019 meters above sea level and features medium-grained granite with tourmaline mineral compositions throughout its structure.

During the peak of mining operations in the 16th century, Auersberg contained 300 active mines that extracted valuable resources including silver, tin, and iron compounds.

The Auersberg mountain stands as a central element in the Nature Park Erzgebirge, connecting the territories of Eibenstock and Johanngeorgenstadt near the Czech border.

Visitors can access the summit through established hiking paths, with a designated parking area at the base providing a starting point for the ascent.

The mountain's geological structure includes distinct veins of quartz and slate at the summit, contributing to its mineralogical importance in the Ore Mountains region.

Location: Eibenstock

Elevation above the sea: 1,019 m

GPS coordinates: 50.45614,12.64702

Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:20