Sandman Wooden Statue – Boží Dar town center loop from Boží Dar

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Sandman Wooden Statue – Boží Dar town center loop from Boží Dar

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Sandman Wooden Statue – Boží Dar town center loop from Boží Dar

00:37

5.92km

70m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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1.17 km

Ore Mountains landscape near Boží Dar

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Not only on foot, the landscape in the Ore Mountains is a real highlight - even on the bike you can discover a lot. Let your eyes wander over the Erzgebirge on the German and Czech side and enjoy the view of Keilberg, Fichtelberg and Eisenberg. Characteristic for the region are the raised bogs, which are only fed by rainwater.

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1.30 km

Ore Mountains Plateau Landscape

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1.56 km

Wooden Sculptures Trail

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Beautiful wood carvings lifelike and lifelike designed.

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2.78 km

Sandman Wooden Statue

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Very nice hiking trail with many carvings along the way.

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3.35 km

Loose Family Memorial

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Until 1945, the three Hubertushütten (St. Hubertus Huts), which had been used as weekend retreats since the early 1930s, stood on this site. One of the huts belonged to the Loose family from Chemnitz. Directly in front of it stood an old wayside cross. A new wayside cross was consecrated at the same spot in 2016. An information panel commemorates the fate of the Loose family. Arno Ferdinand Loose, the son of a factory owner, and his American wife May used the weekend hut and were socially active in Gottesgab. For example, every local family received a basic supply of clothes for the newborn from the Looses when a child was born. War and expulsion ended this harmonious coexistence. Arno Loose was arrested by the Soviets in September 1945 and died in a camp in 1946. May Loose fled to Oberwiesenthal, where she lived until her death in 1966. Several applications to emigrate to her home country, the USA, were rejected by the GDR authorities.

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3.68 km

Black (Schwarzwasser) Stream at Bozhidar Peat Bog

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The small river Černá (Black Water) rises west of the Fichtelberg in Saxony, then flows into Czech territory and along the northern border of the Božídarské rašeliniště nature reserve. The river gets its name from the dark water, rich in humic substances, flowing from the numerous surrounding bogs. After 18.6 kilometers in the Czech Republic, the river flows back to Saxony and finally into the Zwickauer Mulde near Aue.

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4.22 km

Božídarské Peat Bog (Boží Dar Peat Bog)

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The Gottesgaber Torfmoor (Božídarské rašeliniště) leads through a part of the national nature reserve, which has been declared an internationally important wetland according to the Ramsar Convention.

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