Röthelstein Trail Beerheide

  • 6.58 km long
  • Difficulty: difficult
  • Condition: very difficult
  • Great panorama
  • Cross-country skiing
  • 1:32 h
  • 6.58 km
  • 105 m
  • 113 m
  • 627 m
  • 705 m
  • 78 m
  • Start: Röthelstein
  • Destination: Röthelstein
Ambitious skiers – but also families with children – get their money's worth in the Auerbach winter sports region.

A well-maintained and perfectly signposted trail network, excellent service, and the proverbial Vogtland hospitality guarantee a stress-free leisure experience.
The beautifully situated state-recognized resort Beerheide – Schnarrtanne is one of the snowiest areas in Saxony. Almost thirty kilometers of ski trails with various difficulty levels are available. The professionally prepared ski slopes make winter sports enthusiasts' hearts beat faster.
What’s special: Since 2008, the Auerbach trails have held a certificate – the seal of quality from the German Ski Association. In the Waldpark Grünheide, between Beerheide and Schnarrtanne, is the location of a DSV Nordic Active Center.

Good to know

Pavements

Unknown (16%)
Gravel (50%)
Trail (33%)
Path (1%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Equipment

Cross-country ski equipment

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there
Motorway A 72 Chemnitz-Hof to the Treuen exit, then on the state road (Göltzschtal bypass) towards Rodewisch.
Parking
In the public parking lots of the village Beerheide.
Public transportation

Information about arrival by bus and train is available from the Vogtland Tourism and Transport Office at www.vogtlandauskunft.de or via the hotline 03744 19449

Additional information

Schnarrtanne-vogelsgrün.de/Tourism/Winter Sports

www.erholung-vogtland.de/Aktiv

Literature

Trail flyer available at the Auerbach Tourist Information, in the Vogelsgrün Guest House, or

www.erholung-vogtland.de/Aktiv/Wintersport

Author

Claudia Gerisch

Organization

Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur

License (master data)

Claudia Gerisch
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Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

For après-ski, there are dining options for big and small connoisseurs around the trail network. Why not "snowshoe" by for a visit once too!