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Dürrröhrsdorf-Dittersbach walks
In the footsteps of Gottfried Semper, Elbersdorf
Bastei circular walk with the Schwedenlöcher
A lovely circular walk to the famous Bastei in Saxon Switzerland, including the descent through the fascinating Schwedenlöcher.
To the Pfaffenstein with the ‘Nadelöhr’ and the ‘Opferkessel’
This circular walk to the Pfaffenstein delights with a perfect blend of rocky adventures, impressive views and cosy resting spots. Even the ascent through the famous ‘Nadelöhr’ (Eye of the Needle) makes the tour a special experience. At the top, magnificent views of Gohrisch and Papststein await, as well as the ‘Opferkessel’ – a fascinating natural phenomenon. At the inn on the Pfaffenstein, you can enjoy a relaxing break with a view before continuing on to the famous Barbarine.
On the Königsweg, from Weesenstein to Heidenau-Großsedlitz
The tour starts at Weesenstein railway station and leads via Weesenstein Castle and a beautiful viewpoint to Meusegast. It then continues towards the Großsedlitz Baroque Gardens and finally to Heidenau-Großsedlitz railway station.
Schrammsteine – Carolafelsen – Wilde Hölle – Hohe Liebe
Your tour starts in the spa gardens in Bad Schandau. Bad Schandau is a charming little town in the heart of Saxon Switzerland, situated right on the banks of the River Elbe. The town is not only a place for rest and relaxation, but also an ideal starting point for excursions into the impressive Elbe Sandstone Mountains. The Elbe Sandstone Mountains, also known as Saxon Switzerland, are famous for their bizarre rock formations, deep gorges and dense forests.
Along narrow paths to the Kohlbornstein
This varied circular walk starts at Krippen railway station and heads initially towards the Kellerfelsen. It continues through the idyllic Liethengrund to the Kohlbornstein, which offers beautiful views of the Saxon Switzerland landscape.
The route then follows the Lasenweg below the striking Lasensteine rocks and continues along the Krippenhangweg. Via the well-known Malerweg and the Caspar-David-Friedrich-Weg, the tour finally leads back to Krippen.