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It is one of over 1000 climbing rocks in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains.

The rest area is located a little below the Schrammstein lookout point. It consists of a few wooden benches.

The Schrammsteine Ridge Trail is a challenging ridge hike through the rugged rock formations of the Schrammsteine in Saxon Switzerland, offering a sense of adventure and spectacular panoramic views. The tour is classified as a difficult route and requires very good fitness, surefootedness, and alpine experience. It leads along well-secured paths, climbs, and through gorges, connecting with the Malerweg trail.

You do need to be a bit sure-footed here, but it's worth it!

Points towards "Kuhstall" and "Winterberg"

The Schrammtor represents the entrance to the imposing Schrammsteine. It is more of a gap than a gate, behind which the mighty towers of the Schrammsteine extend.

The ridge path is fantastic! Especially the section to the right/east of Mittelwinkel (ascent/descent), where there's a spot with a magnificent view of the Schrammsteine. Compared to the ridge path on Rauenstein, it's even more challenging. But the view is even better (in some places).

You should definitely have a head for heights and wear sturdy shoes. The path is secured with iron bars for holding on. If you're sure-footed, it's no problem at all 😊 You'll be rewarded with a stunning view.