Feeder trail 1 to the ridge trail in Carlsfeld
- 0:35 h
- 2.32 km
- 40 m
- 41 m
- 903 m
- 944 m
- 41 m
- Start: above the ski lift "Am Hirschkopf"
- Destination: Ridge trail
Good to know
Best to visit
- suitableDepends on weather
Directions & Parking facilities
- Getting thereFrom Chemnitz direction
Autobahn A72 - exit Hartenstein - toward Aue city center - in Aue turn right onto B 283 toward Klingenthal / Eibenstock - in Eibenstock toward Johanngeorgenstadt / Wildenthal - in Wildenthal turn right toward Carlsfeld
From Zwickau direction
from Zwickau toward Schneeberg - onto B 169 toward Plauen after leaving Schneeberg turn left toward Eibenstock / Klingenthal - in Eibenstock toward Johanngeorgenstadt / Wildenthal - in Wildenthal turn right toward Carlsfeld
From Plauen direction
Autobahn A72 - exit Reichenbach - toward Rodewisch - onto B169 toward Aue - in Rothenkirchen toward Stützengrün, Schönheide and Eibenstock - in Eibenstock toward Johanngeorgenstadt / Wildenthal - in Wildenthal turn right toward CarlsfeldParkingParking lot below the ski lift "Am Hirschkopf"Public transportationAccess by public transport is only possible by bus.
Here you can find the timetable information: www.vms.de Author
TSC Eibenstock
Organization
Tourist-Service-Center Eibenstock
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
- Every Friday in February guided torchlight hike with campfire. Meeting point 6:00 pm community center "Green Tree"
Safety guidelines
- The FIS rules of conduct for cross-country skiers and the trail regulations of the German Ski Association apply on the trail.
- Every cross-country skier must behave in a way that does not endanger or harm others.
- Marking and information signs must be observed. Pedestrians and dogs are not allowed to enter the trail at any width.
- It is generally required to ski on the right track - also for groups.
- Overtaking is allowed on the left or right; the skier ahead does not have to leave the track.
- Ski tours must be avoided in darkness and extremely poor weather conditions.
- When resting and catching your breath, the trail must be left.
Please note:- Mutual assistance is a matter of course and an obligation in emergencies. The trail is supervised by the mountain rescue service (emergency call 112).
- If the trail is wide enough, freestyle technique (skating) is allowed between the directional tracks; however, these must not be damaged.
- It is safe to descend in the snowplow position between the direction tracks.
- When skating, the tracks must not be damaged.