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Warning hikers! Wood strike on the Kammloipe until early September
Eibenstock will carry out timber stroke work until October 2025. Temporary closures of the kammloipe are possible. Please note!
Warning hikers! Wood strike on the Kammloipe until early September
In the picturesque region around Eibenstock, important work will be pending in the coming weeks. From today, August 22, 2025, the Eibenstock forest district will run wooden crash on the Kammloipe, especially around the "iron gate". These measures are intended to promote the health and vitality of our forests and are part of sustainable forest management that aims at long -term preservation and use. This reports [Eibenstock.de] (https://www.enstock.de/deutsch/leben-wohnen/erzgebirgsnatensrichten?tx_kjowbsnewspor Snews%5BController%5D = news & tx_kjowbsnews_kjowbsnews%5bid_news%5d = 87378 & tx_kj OWBSNEWS_KJOWBSNEWS%5BPAGE%5D = 1 & chash = 2BDB038869C8512FEC915B6F96948).
What does that mean for hikers and cyclists in the region? In individual sections, temporary closures can occur, which is why it is important to consider the clearly marked information on site. Unfortunately, no fixed detour can be set up, so it is recommended to choose alternative routes. A big thank you to all guests and locals for their understanding and consideration during this necessary work.
extensive measures in the National Park
The wooden in is not limited to Eibenstock. In the National Park of Saxon Switzerland, too, work will be carried out diligently in the coming months. There have been extensive wooden work since July 14th to October 2025. The work begins in the area east and north of the small horn before the processing of the areas northeast of the large horn starts from August. The hiking trails L-Straße, Dreiweg, Zweiweg and O-Weg as well as their ancillary paths are affected. This information provides National Park Sächsische-schweiz.de.
Sustainable forest management has its origin from the forest sector, with the aim of maintaining the ecological, economic and social values of our forests. In the current discussion about forest protection, it becomes clear that the past few years are characterized by extreme weather events - such as storms and drought - that have been created in particular to the spruce stocks. Leaving trees such as beech and oak also suffered, as the BMEL.
sustainability in focus
The idea of sustainable forest management has now become a central part of international forest policy. It includes concepts for the preservation of biological diversity and to ensure a vital forest landscape. The challenges of the timber harvest not only require local, but also sustainable and internationally coordinated strategies. This includes measures such as knowledge transfer and exchange of experiences as well as binding international law contracts.
A functioning forestry is therefore not only important for the local population, but also has an impact on the global environment. It is therefore important that all actors adhere to the given information and actively contribute to maintaining these valuable resources.