Best partially-paved trails in Mittweida

Popular loop trail near Mittweida, Saxony. A beautiful loop trail that offers plenty of shade and runs along the Zschopau for long stretches. The Swiss Forest loop trail is marked by beech and spruce forests and leads, among other things, to the rock group of the Jungfernsprung and to the "Grohmannsruh" vantage point. Highlights of the hike: - Zschopau - Mitweida - Swiss forest - Jungfernsprung - Amselstein - Viewpoint "Grohmannsruh"

Natural route section in the Zschopautal, Saxony On the way to Waldheim you pass the "Wappenfelsen" and Kriebstein Castle. Outside the villages you walk through the lush alluvial forests of the Zschopau. There are several places to stop for a break. Highlights: - Heraldic rock - Lake terraces and Kriebstein floating stage - Kriebstein Castle

The Zschopau is a tributary of the Freiberg Mulde. The Zschopau rises on the northern slope of the Fichtelberg at an altitude of 1,070 m. After 128 km the Zschopau flows into the Freiberg Mulde at Schweta (Döbeln). Worth seeing on the section from Mittweida to Döbeln are the Kriebstein dam and the so-called 6 km long bankruptcy mile with imposing bridges between Waldheim and Limmritz. From the Kreuzfelsen and from the Nixkluft, hikers have a wonderful view of the Zschopau valley.

Promising, charming hike in Mittweida, Saxony. This beautiful circular route starts at Mittweida train station and leads through the idyllic village. Short dirt roads mixed with meadows and forest paths accompany this tour. Highlights of the circular route: - Forest Ecopark Frankenau - Hahnebach - floodplain forest