Pöhlberg

The Pöhlberg near Annaberg-Buchholz rises impressively from the landscape of the upper Ore Mountains with its approximately 832 meters and is one of the most well-known elevations in the region. As a significant location along the Silver Road, the Pöhlberg remarkably combines nature experience, geological features, and historical significance. The summit not only offers spectacular views but also tranquil retreats that are perfect for a leisurely convertible tour in Saxony.

Hiking Paradise with Panorama

A well-developed network of hiking trails makes the Pöhlberg particularly accessible. Strollers and passionate hikers enjoy dense spruce forests, open glades, and quiet paths here. The route to the Pöhlberg Tower, an observation tower near the summit, is particularly popular, offering expansive views of the Ore Mountains all the way to Fichtelberg and sometimes even to the Bohemian Basin. In the summer, a cool breeze blows here, which feels especially refreshing after a drive with the top down.

Volcanic Roots and Geological Highlights

Geologically, the Pöhlberg is of particular interest: as a former volcano, it is largely composed of basalt rock. The characteristic basalt columns on the western flank of the mountain are among the most impressive natural formations of their kind in Saxony. These so-called "Pöhlberg Basalt Columns" are a relic from the time of intense volcanic activity in the Ore Mountains and can be discovered along designated nature paths.

Historical Context in Annaberg-Buchholz

The nearby town of Annaberg-Buchholz invites visitors with its rich mining tradition, well-preserved old town center, and vibrant craft culture for a complementary detour. Especially in connection with the Silver Road, which connects numerous culturally and historically significant sites in the Ore Mountains, a visit to the Pöhlberg offers an authentic experience with historical depth.

Ideal for a Relaxed Convertible Tour

The Pöhlberg is also a worthwhile destination for a cozy convertible tour through Saxony. The approach via small, winding roads with wide views, changing forest sections, and little traffic promises relaxing hours. The tours are particularly charming in late spring and early autumn when the light falls softly over the hills and the landscape showcases its colorful side.

Landscape, Peace, and Perspective

The Pöhlberg combines the best from several worlds: vast nature, geological diversity, and cultural depth. As part of the historic Silver Road and simultaneously a natural refuge, it offers both history enthusiasts and peace-loving travelers a harmonious overall picture. A convertible tour to the Pöhlberg means: traveling slowly, seeing a lot, and simply breathing deeply.