This memorial stone was erected in 1828, one year after the death of the first king of Saxony, Friedrich August I, and impresses with its simple form and down-to-earth manner. …

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1. Waldhaus Shelter at Rüdenberg – View of Hoher Hahn loop from Neukirch (Lausitz) Ost

47.4km

04:03

960m

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2. Waldhaus Shelter at Rüdenberg – View of Hoher Hahn loop from Neustadt (Sachs)

51.2km

04:24

1,060m

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3. Oberottendorf Pond – View of Neukirch loop from Seitschen / Žičeń

55.0km

04:12

810m

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary.

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Elevation 500 m

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Thursday 29 January

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-3°C

45 %

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Max wind speed: 9.0 km/h

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Location: Neustadt in Sachsen, Saxon Switzerland-East Ore Mountains, Saxony, Germany

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King Friedrich August Memorial

1. Waldhaus Shelter at Rüdenberg – View of Hoher Hahn loop from Neukirch (Lausitz) Ost

2. Waldhaus Shelter at Rüdenberg – View of Hoher Hahn loop from Neustadt (Sachs)

3. Oberottendorf Pond – View of Neukirch loop from Seitschen / Žičeń

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