Vogtland Panorama TrailĀ® - Stage 9 (Erlbach - Klingenthal)
- 7:55 h
- 25.68 km
- 961 m
- 631 m
- 566 m
- 910 m
- 344 m
- Start: Erlbach, local community
- Destination: Klingenthal, Aschberg
The route runs north past Klingenthal. Music and winter sports enthusiasts should definitely take the detour into town. The music and winter sports museum provides information on both topics. The historical development of musical instrument making in the Vogtland Music Corner can be traced here.
Good to know
Pavements
- Unknown (28%)Street (1%)Asphalt (12%)Gravel (23%)Trail (34%)Path (1%)
Best to visit
- suitableDepends on weather
Directions
The starting point is the valley of the local community in Erlbach. From the valley, you go uphill to the Dreirainsteine, the former border point between three dioceses. On the short stretch to the shelter at the ridge path, you have three famous long-distance trails right under your feet (Eisenach-Budapest long-distance path, German Unity hiking trail, and Vogtland Panorama Trail®)! At the trail junction in the forest, we descend through the Hüttenbach valley to Zwota.
The path runs along the edge of the forest to the town center of Zwota. Here begins the ascent to Herrenberg. After passing through high forest, the path leads over the steeply descending Knockweg into the Klausenbach valley. After a steep climb, the new residential area "An der Huth" is reached. Back in the forest, the Meisel pond is the next destination. Here the path turns again towards the town. Past the Dürrenbach campsite and the outdoor pool, it goes briefly but steeply on a path to the Klingenthal animal park.
Over the Alberthƶhe, where a magnificent panoramic view opens up, the path leads along the mountain ridge towards the "Sparkasse Vogtland Arena". After a worthwhile detour to one of the most modern ski jumping hills in Europe, you reach the Kohlenweg in the Klingenthal district of Brunndƶbra. After crossing the federal road B 283 near the former Goldberg inn, the forest road leads to the arboretum. From here it goes uphill, climbing directly to the Mittelberg. Up top, turn left near the sports ground. Pass the former Aschberg ski jump and continue to the FloĆgrabenweg. Shortly before Mühlleithen, the Vogtland Panorama TrailĀ® turns right at the Lower FloĆ pond and after crossing B 283 follows the Hirschleckenweg up to the Aschberg.
Tour information
Cultural Interesting
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
Sturdy footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, provisions and drinking water
Directions & Parking facilities
- Getting thereEvery entry and end point is signposted in the route information and has nearby parking spaces. All entry and end points are connected by public transport. Use the respective information services at: Saxony: 03744/19449 / Thuringia: 03661/706565ParkingEvery entry and end point is signposted in the route information and has nearby parking spaces. All entry and end points are connected by public transport. Use the respective information services at: Saxony: 03744/19449 / Thuringia: 03661/706565Public transportation
Train connection Zwota ā Klingenthal, bus connection Klingenthal - Aschberg
Timetables and contact can be found at: www.vvvogtland.de
Additional information
Vogtland Tourism Association e.V. - Tel. 03744 188860,
Information: Tourism and Traffic Center - Tel. 03744 19449
Tourist information offices: Erlbach - Tel. 037422 6225,
Klingenthal - Tel. 037467 64832
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 the other tourist information offices along the tour route.
Author
Tourismusverband Vogtland
Organization
Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur
License (master data)
Tourismusverband Vogtland
Author“s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Sights: Dreirainsteine at Hoher Brand, Tongue musical instrument collection Zwota, Klingenthal (music and winter sports museum, baroque round church "Zum Friedefürsten", Vogtland Arena with one of the most modern ski jumping hills in Europe)
Safety guidelines
Requirement: even the short (direct) route to Klingenthal/Aschberg has two considerable ascents. Those who want to "push" kilometers and elevation meters are highly recommended the long variant!
Map
- Information on further trails and activities can be found on the activity pages of the Vogtland Tourism Association at www.vogtland-tourismus.de




