Art Project "Rollton" Carsten Linke
A large meadow in Neukirchen/Erzgebirge where you roll your bed to your spot yourself. A biofarm with horses that gave up its dairy cows after the hot summer of 2018 and has since offered simple overnight accommodation for hikers and pilgrims. Students of fine art from Schneeberg built "Very Tiny Houses" here from barrels and an old trampoline. The Sächsischer Jakobsweg runs through the farm; pilgrims collect their stamp and continue on towards Santiago. It's seven kilometers to Chemnitz. It smells of horse and meadow.1
What VanSite writes
„In the scorching summer of 2018, the organic farmers Bochmann had to sell their dairy cattle and have since been providing very simple overnight accommodations for hikers and pilgrims.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Tent
Sights in the area1
Chemnitz
The nearest larger town, seven kilometres away. On its edge sits Rabenstein Castle, said to be one of Germany's smallest; the rainy-day escape for the family.
Fichtelberg
At just over 1200 metres the highest mountain in Saxony; the Fichtelberghaus stands at the top, a summer starting point for tours along the Erzgebirge ridge.
Auersberg
One of the high peaks of the western Erzgebirge; from the stone lookout tower the view reaches far into Bohemia on a clear day.
Chemnitztalradweg
The cycle path follows the Chemnitz river through an old railway tunnel; a flat day trip by bike, almost without any climb.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
