Best no dogs trails in Saxony

Adventurous hiking trail with many highlights in the Saxon Switzerland National Park, Saxony. This adventurous year-round hike leads to the Kuhstall viewing plateau and the Lichtenhain waterfall in the popular Kirnitzschtal valley. The Kuhstallstrasse and the Kuhstall are particularly popular. The starting and finishing point is at the Kirschnitz Valley Railway "Lichtenhainer Wasserfall". (Bus journey possible) You will pass the largest rock gate in Saxon Switzerland. To the cowshed, the...

Popular circular hiking trail in the Saxon Switzerland National Park, Saxony This round east of Bad Schandau is one of the most beautiful in the Saxon Switzerland National Park. Extremely varied paths lead past numerous impressive rock formations for which the region is so famous. From different vantage points, including the "Schrammsteinaussicht" platform, there are always new views of the striking rock formations. There are several iron ladders and stairs to overcome, so sturdy shoes, a...

Moderately difficult hike. Good basic fitness required. Predominantly easy paths. Sure-footedness required. The route starts at the Neumannmühle mill in the Kirnitzschtal valley and follows the yellow line markings. It leads between steep, green overgrown walls into the Großer Zschand. At the next major fork in the trail, at the junction to Zeughausstraße - marked with a red line, turn right and after a few minutes left (red line) to Winterstein, also known as Hinters Raubschloss. After a...

Moderately difficult hike. Good basic fitness required. Predominantly easy paths. Sure-footedness required. Renovated half-timbered houses characterize Schmilka, the last village before the Czech border with less than 100 inhabitants. This staircase tour begins here. The route leads uphill through the village, past the historic mill, into the forest and up the root path (yellow line markings). At a large crossroads at the Zwieselhütte hut, take the 2nd path on the right, marked with a green...

Popular and panoramic hike from Bad Schandau, Saxony. This beautiful route begins in Bad Schandau and leads via the Obrigensteig to the Schrammsteinen. On the other side of the Elbe there are already wonderful vantage points. There are many stairs/steps on the Obrigensteig, which enable a quick ascent. Once at the top you can enjoy the breathtaking view of the picturesque rock formations of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. It continues on the Glattweg and the Schrammsteinweg through Saxon...

Popular and promising circular hike in Saxon Switzerland near Königstein, Saxony. This beautiful circular hike starts at the parking lot of the "Gasthaus zum Pfaffenstein" and leads along the Pfaffensteinweg (painter's path) first to the Quirl - with its numerous caves. The best-known cave is probably the "thief's cellar" on the north-east side of Quirl. The "Diebeskeller" is a two-story layer joint cave with a length of 28 meters, 8 meters wide and up to 4 meters high. According to the...

Adventurous and promising tightrope walk near Bad Schandau, Saxony. This beautiful hike starts at the ferry dock in Schmilka and leads on adventurous paths with numerous climbs, steep ladders, worn stone steps and through narrow gorges up to the Schrammstein viewpoint. Up here you are rewarded with a fantastic panoramic view of the Großer Winterberg, the Rosenberg, the Lilienstein and the Torsteine. Via the Obrigensteig it goes down to Postelwitz. From here you can take the bus back to Bad...

This tour takes you along the most famous staircase in Saxon Switzerland, the Häntzschelstiege. Just a few years ago, the entire staircase was re-secured, so that a sturdy steel cable runs almost the entire length. The Häntzschelstiege is therefore ideal for beginners, but should not be underestimated. The highlight of the tour is the view from the Affensteine, offering an excellent vista of the Falkenstein. The descent leads through the Wilde Hölle. The tour starts at the Nasser Grund...

This is the official route of the Megamarsch Dresden 2022. To give you an initial overview of the route of the Megamarsch Dresden, you will find all the relevant information here so that you never lose sight of the route. Click through the tabs to view all the important information. Let's go!

Moderately difficult hike. For all fitness levels. Predominantly easy paths. Sure-footedness required. The route starts in Hohnstein at the market and follows the yellow line markings (Pechhüttenweg) below the market, heading north through the village. It soon enters the forest and follows the slope on the Kälbersteig. After a while, the route comes to a small stream, branches off to the left and leads down into the Polenztal valley (yellow line). At the Polenztal road, the trail turns left...