Rabenauer Buchwald
The Buchwald is a forest area of around 0.80 km² in the Eastern Ore Mountains. It is located on the territory of the southwestern town of the same name, Rabenau . Adjacent localities are Oelsa in the southeast, Lübau in the west and Spechtritz in the southwest. It is between 290 m above sea level. NHN and 330 m above sea level NHN .
Responsibility lies with the Forestry Office in Bärenfels , owned by the Free State of Saxony.
history
The Margrave of Meissen Georg Duke of Saxony entrusted Sigmund von Miltitz with the "Buchwald" in 1454. On the maps of Matthias Öder in 1586/1607 it is again referred to as "Buchwald", in the Sächsische Dorfzeitung Volume 28 the Buchwald is mentioned in 1866 as belonging to the Rabenauer Revier.
Attractions
Cottaplatz near the town of Rabenau on the edge of the heath on the road to Spechtritz is reminiscent of Heinrich Cotta , who often stayed here with his forest students in the 19th century in the 19th century. Above the Rabenau train station in the north of the forest is the Schanzenfelsen viewing platform.
ways
The Spechtritzweg, also the main road to Spechtritz, runs from Rabenau through the forest until it leaves it in the Spechtritzgrund. The Mühlwege run from the Spechtritzweg through the forest to Oelsa and from Cottaplatz over the M-wing and the aisle 28 into the Spechtritzgrund. The aisle 28 goes from the Oelsaer Freilutwiese in the south of the forest through the forest over the Mühlwege and the Spechtritzweg like the M-wing to the northern edge of the forest. The M-wing begins on the eastern edge of the forest at Cottaplatz and ends above the Spechtritzgrund on the western edge of the heather. An old road, starting today on the Spechtritzweg, crosses the Mühlweg to Oelsa and ran as a ravine down to the Spechtritzgrund on the edge of the route of the valley.