Gleesberg, Mountain summit near Schneeberg, Germany.
Gleesberg is a mountain near Schneeberg in eastern Germany, rising to about 593 meters and situated between the towns of Aue and Schneeberg. Hiking trails wind through the wooded slopes, offering access to the surrounding landscape.
The mountain takes its name from mica-rich rock formations discovered during early mining activities in the region. The area played an important role in the mining history of the Ore Mountains.
Local residents frequently visit the mountain paths for recreational activities while utilizing the radon-rich spring at its base for health treatments.
Several hiking trails cross the mountain terrain with varying difficulty levels to suit different abilities. The best time to visit is from spring through autumn when the paths are most accessible.
At the mountain's base flows the Gleesbergquelle, a natural spring rich in radon that serves therapeutic purposes. The water is drawn to the nearby Schlema spa facility for wellness treatments.
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