Accessible hiking trail at Vogtland Lake
- 0:16 h
- 1.05 km
- 32 m
- 671 m
- 703 m
- 32 m
- Destination: Vogtland Lake
The Vogtland Lake is located in the middle of a 30 km² forest area. The lake was artificially created in 1934/35 for flood protection purposes and serves to store the water of the Roter Fluss spring system.
It is a very scenic lake. Commonly also called “Großer Moorteich,” various types of peat bogs here visibly point to the peat forest. The boggy catchment area is the reason for the very acidic water of the lake, which ultimately causes the absence of any fish population.
Good to know
Best to visit
- suitableDepends on weather
Directions
- The hike follows the Floßbahn (yellow bar on white background) towards Hochwald. The sandy surface of the path and the exclusively uphill return route often require pushing assistance. The route length is 1.5 km. Along the way, 14 meters of elevation gain or loss must be overcome. The gradient is always below 6%.
Tour information
Suitable for Pushchair
Directions & Parking facilities
- Getting thereArrival is only possible by car via the S300 from the direction of Auerbach or JägersgrünParkingRight next to the road there is a sufficiently large parking lot
Additional information
- Vogtländischer Knollenring e.V.
Schönecker Str. 35
08606 Mühlental OT Tirschendorf
info@vogtlaendischer-knollenring.de Literature
Further information can be found on the pages of the Vogtland Tourism Association at www.vogtland-tourismus.de or at 03744/188860 as well as in other tourist information centers along the route.
Author
Tourismus Marketing Gesellschaft Sachsen mbH
Bautzner Straße 45/4701099 DresdenOrganization
Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur
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Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur
