Best trails near Weifbergturm

This wildly romantic and deeply relaxing hike leads through one of the most beautiful valleys of Saxon Switzerland. The trail follows the winding course of the Kirnitzsch, a small river that has carved deep into the Elbe Sandstone Mountains, following a mixture of level forest paths, narrow riverside trails, and historic bridge crossings. A central highlight is the gentle sound of the water amidst high rock faces, often accompanied by the sight of the historic Kirnitzschtal Tramway, the...

Popular panoramic hike around Hinterhermsdorf, Saxony. The hike starts at the guest house in the center of Hinterhermsdorf. You can take the bus there or use the parking lot at the house. The path leads uphill along the Alte Nixdorfer Straße to the 478 meter high Weifberg. From the wooden observation tower you can enjoy a great panoramic view. The climb is worth it. Continue on and follow the "Yellow Dot" markings on a white background and finally reach the Emmabank vantage point. The...

Moderate hike. Good basic fitness required. Mostly easily accessible paths. Surefootedness required. None other than the developer of the Upper Saxon Switzerland, Pastor Wilhelm Leberecht Götzinger, said that when visiting Hinterhermsdorf, the first step must be to the Weifberg in order to enjoy the magical view.

Start and finish: Sebnitz-Hertigswalde, tourist center Route: Sebnitz-Hertigswalde - Kaiserberg - border crossing - Tanecnice (Tanzplan) - Tomasov (Thomasdorf) - Zlodejska cesta (Diebsstraße) - Hancuv vrch (Hantschberg) - border crossing - Schäferräumicht - Weifberg - Wachberg - Alte Hohe Strasse - Sebnitz-Hertigswalde

Finkenbaude - Sebnitz Bahnhof-Hertigswalde-Waldhaus-Wachberg-Weifberg-Hinterhermsdorf

Mountain bike route with wonderful panoramic views and 2 lookout towers. Let's start in Rugiswalde in the direction of Sebnitzer Straße. From "Gerstenberg" there is a beautiful downhill to Sebnitz. Danger ! Getting around town is easy. Highlights are the "Dr. Adolf Meiche Weg", "Wachberg" (up there is a sliding/carrying passage), "Weifberg" (absolutely up the tower!) and the "Tanzplan". The latter offers another nice rough descent to Sebnitz.