Kohlberg (Fichtelgebirge)

The forest rock waiting on the Kohlberg

The Kohlberg or Sugar Loaf is a wooded mountain of quartz phyllite south of Arzberg (Bavaria). The summit is at 632 m above sea level. Sea level at the western edge of the forest carbon.

Geography

The Kohlberg is the fourth highest peak in the carbon forest in southeastern Fichtelgebirge ( North Bavaria).

Waters

The mountain is circled in the south and west by the Feisnitz and in the north of the Röslau. On Südwestfuß Feisnitz the water reservoir is.

History

The name comes from the former charcoal kilns for iron smelting in Arzberg. In the vernacular of the mountain is also known as Sugar Loaf because of the former smuggling of sugar over the 1792-1810 runs at the foot border between Bavaria and Prussia.

Structures

On the top of the lookout forest rock waiting and a shelter of the Society Fichtelgebirge is ( not managed).

Maps

• Fritsch hiking map 1:50.000 Fichtelgebirge Stone Forest