Best lake trails in Aue
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Explore the most popular lake trails near Aue with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
Top trails
- 4.9 (12)·Moderate·5.9 mi·Est. 2.5–3 hrA scenic circular route in Aue, Saxony. This tour starts and ends in Aue and leads you into the forest. This tour has beautiful views of the local natural landscapes, the charming little lake Schieferloch near Lößnitz is particularly beautiful. Highlights of the hike: - Wonderful prospects - Diverse natural landscape - Local flora and fauna - slate hole
- 4.0 (2)·Moderate·16.5 mi·Est. 7–7.5 hrStage 2 of the Mulderadweg. The second day tour of the Mulderadweg leads from Aue via Bad Schlema, Lössnitz and Hartenstein to the stage destination, the "cradle of the Saxon automotive industry", Zwickau. Also on this section of the long-distance cycle path there are numerous wonderful views as well as historical castles and palaces to discover. Highlights: - Bad Schlema spa gardens - Rösselturm in Lössnitz - Hartenstein: Stein Castle with museum, Prinzenhöhle - Zwickau: Wildenfels Castle,...
- 3.8 (4)·Moderate·3 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrFamily-friendly hike in the Ore Mountains, Saxony. This short route starts at the spa park in Bad Schlema. Here, for example, the fallow deer enclosure can be visited. The last stretch to the Silberbachteich is a little uphill. Highlights of the hike: - Bad Schlema - spa park - Silberbach reservoir - Fallow deer enclosure
Frequently asked questions
What is the longest lake trail in Aue?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest lake trail in Aue is Mulderadweg - Zwickauer Mulde Etappe 2: Aue - Zwickau. This trail is estimated to be 16.5 mi long.
Which lake trail has the most elevation gain in Aue?
Aue: With an ascent of 1,637 ft, Mulderadweg - Zwickauer Mulde Etappe 2: Aue - Zwickau has the most elevation gain of all of the lake trails in the area. The next highest ascent for lake trails is Von Aue zum Schieferloch Lößnitz with 869 ft of elevation gain.
