Rahm-Hanke

The Rahm-Hanke (often also Rahmhanke) is designated as climbing access way in 230 - 250 m height ü. NN, which runs below the bastion between Tiedge stone (also Rosenbettfels) and Wartturm. It requires absolute freedom from giddiness and surefootedness.

Very nice place with great views i

For me the most beautiful staircase in Saxon Switzerland.
But be careful! There are no iron clips or safety ropes.
The Rahmhanke is not a via ferrata but a mountain tour with climbing passages. A head for heights, surefootedness and climbing are prerequisites here!
The Rahmhanke is a narrow rock path on a band below the bastion. It is a hike with climbing points up to 3-always along the Elbe and great views.

The Rahmhanke is a spectacular section below the bastion, which should only be walked when it is dry, sure-footed and without fear of heights! From the perspective of the Tiedge, the key points are not an obstacle for the experienced.

An incredible highlight from above.

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Here is a detailed description!

This is not a hiking trail, but a path used by climbers to get to the rocks. The ledge is narrow and partially interrupted, so that you have to climb. Anyone who slips falls 30 m into the depth. Please stay on the hiking trails! The inspection is only permitted as an approach to climbing.