Talsperren Trail Carlsfeld

  • 5.60 km long
  • Difficulty: easy
  • Condition: very easy
  • Cross-country skiing
  • 1:15 h
  • 5.60 km
  • 96 m
  • 56 m
  • 868 m
  • 942 m
  • 74 m
  • Start: at trail parking lot P2
  • Destination: at trail parking lot P2

last groomed: 17.01.2025

Good to know

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there
From Chemnitz
Motorway A72 - exit Hartenstein - direction Aue center - turn right onto B 283 towards Klingenthal /  Eibenstock - in Eibenstock direction Johanngeorgenstadt / Wildenthal - in Wildenthal turn right towards Carlsfeld

From Zwickau
from Zwickau towards Schneeberg - on B 169 towards Plauen after leaving Schneeberg turn left towards Eibenstock / Klingenthal - in Eibenstock direction Johanngeorgenstadt / Wildenthal - in Wildenthal turn right towards Carlsfeld

From Plauen
Motorway A72 - exit Reichenbach - towards Rodewisch - on B169 towards Aue - in Rothenkirchen towards Stützengrün, Schönheide and Eibenstock - in Eibenstock direction Johanngeorgenstadt / Wildenthal - in Wildenthal turn right towards Carlsfeld
Parking
 Trail parking lot P2 on Carlsfeld main street
Public transportation
Access by public transport is only possible by bus.
Here is the timetable information: www.vms.de

Author

TSC Eibenstock

Organization

Tourist-Service-Center Eibenstock

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Guided torchlight hike with campfire every Friday in February. Meeting point 6:00 p.m. at the community center "Grüner Baum"

Safety guidelines

The FIS code of conduct for cross-country skiers and the trail rules 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 entire width of the trail.
  • As a rule, you must ski in the right lane - including groups.
  • Overtaking is allowed on the left or right; the skier in front does not need to leave the track.
  • At night and in extremely bad weather conditions, ski tours should be avoided.
  • When resting and catching your breath, the trail must be left.


Please note:

  • Mutual assistance is a matter of course and also a duty in emergencies. The trail is monitored by the mountain rescue service (emergency call 112).
  •  If the trail is wide enough, freestyle technique (skating) is permitted between the direction lanes; however, these must not be damaged. 
  • It is safe to ski in a snowplow position between the direction lanes.
  • When skating, the tracks must not be damaged.