Peaks in Upper Lusatia

The Nonnenfelsen are a unique rock formation above the spa town of Jonsdorf. Various paths lead up and up next to the bizarre sandstone pinnacles you can expect an incomparable view of the surrounding mountains.

Well, listen, always nice and great to train your stamina. Ascent from Waltersdorf is quite angry and no picnic with children, more pleasant from the Czech side. If you descend … read more

From the lookout rock you have a beautiful view of the German and Czech parts of the Zittau Mountains.

Reminds me of a few cliffs in the Harz Mountains, here you have great views of the Hochwald, Oybin and the Jeschken.Very 😎👍

Beautiful view. Free admission.

With a height of 587 meters, the Valtenberg is the highest peak in the Lusatian highlands, expanding from here to the east towards the Lusatian Mountains. Above you will find … read more

Ingenious architecture, unique in the world!

Prices: adults € 1.00, children € 0.50

The prospects are overwhelming. Please bring small change for a donation.

and the Bismarck Tower is not far away

Summit in the Hohe Dubrau nature reserve. It is the highest elevation in the Upper Lusatian heath and pond area. The summit is forested and therefore not a panoramic mountain. … read more

Highest point in the Lusatian Highlands. Unfortunately, the view is not the best. The trees are too high.

On top of the 500-meter-high Bieleboh is a quaint mountain cottage with overnight accommodation and a cozy dining room. Directly next to it is the 21-meter-high observation tower, which offers … read more

The striking rock summit of the Great Stone would have ended in 1928 almost as a building material. Shortly before the stone was to be removed, the Spitzkunnersdorf home friends … read more

Nice excursion destination in the Königshain Mountains, with a lookout tower.

Inn and accommodation no longer farmed. The observation tower is also not accessible.

The tower can be visited for € 1.00. A great view awaits you above!

On the Keulenberg there is a lookout tower with a beautiful view.
There is also a playground for the little ones.Also a snack bar that is apparently closed and will remain so read more

The small rock offers a good view, there are benches to rest

Giant boulder via ferrata: It starts very difficult - on the long traverse a smooth D-point has to be climbed directly above the ground. You can rest briefly on a … read more