© Stadt Stollberg, Erlebnisheimat Erzgebirge

Stollberg field bike tour

At a glance

  • Start: Zwickauer Straße/ corner of Weststraße
  • Destination: Zwickauer Straße/ corner of Weststraße
  • Medium
  • 14,81 km
  • 1 hour 4 minutes
  • 148 m
  • 528 m
  • 422 m

The Stollberger Feldradrunde is characterized by wide views of the open countryside. Numerous seats along the way invite you to take a break with a view of the beautiful districts of Stollberg.

The tour begins and ends on the edge of the town center on Zwickauer Straße and leads along a dirt track past a former agricultural airfield.

After following Hartensteiner Straße in Mitteldorf for a while, the route turns onto the former railroad embankment. In the light shade of large trees, you can pedal towards Beutha with a beautiful view. An area nature monument for butterflies marks the end of this section of the trail.

You are invited to take a detour into the parish forest via field paths and a dirt road, from the edge of which there is a wonderful view of the district of Beutha.

The circular tour then leads through the center of Beutha and follows a section of the supra-regional cycle path through the Beuthenbach forest. Where settlement was abandoned hundreds of years ago for unknown reasons (deserted Mark Wittendorf), you can now see the impressive dam wall of a rainwater retention basin. From here, the path climbs steeply once again along the fruit tree-lined Alte Stollberger Straße/ Alte Neuwieser Straße before returning to the starting point of the field bike circuit.

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Pavings

  • Street (35%)
  • Tarmac (7%)
  • Gravel (42%)
  • Hiking trail (16%)

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