Best wildflower trails in Dippoldiswalde

Varied Loop near Dippoldiswalde, Saxony. A beautiful and quite relaxed loop around the Malter Dam. It starts from the Freiberger Platz car park in Dippoldiswalde. Optionally, the route can also be created and end well at Malter train station. A lot of variety awaits at the dam itself. Water sports, camping, an indoor adventure pool, lidos, and a sports park are all available. The route offers places to stop and can also be reached by bus and train. Highlights of the hike: - Beautiful...

Varied circular hiking trail near Dippoldiswalde, Saxony. A nice and relaxed circular hike around the Malter reservoir. You start walking from the Malter train station. First it goes through the Paulsdorfer Heide and then along the Malter dam. You can choose from water sports, camping, an indoor adventure pool, bathing beaches and a sports park. The route offers refreshment stops and can also be reached by bus and train. Highlights of the hike: - Wonderful prospects - Malter dam - Local...

Varied circular route around Seifersdorf, Saxony. The route is a diverse mixture of protected forest area, open terrain and water of the Rote Weisseritz and the Malter dam as well as the Diebsgrundbach. From the railway station in Seifersdorf, it first goes through the rather sunny Roten Weisseritz valley with idyllic sections along the water and finally through the wooded part in the Dippoldiswalder Heide conservation area. There, a detour to the Einsiedlerstein, the Legendary Cave and the...

This route begins in Schmiedeberg at Lutherplatz. It leads south, where you briefly get a good view of the surroundings, and then it goes into the forest. It continues to where you will find the Stag Tower. Then it goes across the field to Naundorf Castle Park. The Otto's Eck observation tower, which is a museum, is located in the castle park. The path then leads across the meadows back to the starting point.

Educational trail in the Schwarzbachtal nature reserve The lovely Schwarzbachtal offers many plants and animals a home - which one belongs to, can now be identified with the information boards on these hikes. Topics on the boards are the respective biotopes or groups of animals that can be observed: birds in the woods and meadows, amphibians and reptiles, mammals as well as the wet meadow biotopes and natural streams. A small crossing was built so that the stream can be crossed without...