Lärchenberg

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The Larch Mountain ( 330.8 m ) is a mountain in the Upper Lusatian Mountains southwest of Lobau.

When the inhabitants of the surrounding area is called the collection " larch Hubel " in Oberreit " Fichtel mountain". It is located on the corridor of Oelsa and consists of granodiorite, the one Lamprophyrgang pervades, which was mined in the past. The summit covers an approximately 1.7 acre deciduous wood stock with single larch, in which there are some residential and holiday homes. The survey is part of a small chain of hills that accompanies the Littetal in the north. This begins with the little Landeskrone ( 376.9 m) and continues through the Bubenik ( 375.9 m), Fuchsberg ( 345.0 m) and the Fichtelbergbahn ( 341.3 m) to the larch mountain to mountain with the nuns ( 314.9 m) to end at Großschweidnitz. The exposed position of the mountain allows a view of the neighboring town Lobau and the underlying Löbauer mountain, continue on a part of the arable land and the hills Ostlausitzer foothills to Kottmar. About 500 m southwest of the larch mountain standing at the S 151 (street Lobau - Lawalde ) the restaurant Lindenhof at Heiteren views. Next door was then an elevated water tank, the Lobau had taken the city 1891 in operation.