Hohe Liebe

The Hohe Liebe is one of the rather smaller peaks in Saxon Switzerland. Naturally, Hohe Liebe also lives up to its name: the view is pure romance. A circular route over the summit is worthwhile. On the summit there is a small memorial in honor of the mountaineers who died in Saxon Switzerland.

A wonderful view, with two memorials for mountaineers.

Impressive fates that are described here.

"There is a mountaineering memorial at the summit of the Hohe Liebe, which commemorates mountaineers who fell in the First World War. Over 400 of the 800 members of the Saxon Mountaineering Association (SBB) died in the First World War. Shortly after the end of the war, the SBB called a committee to establish it a memorial to fallen mountaineers in life, headed by the well-known mountaineer and first climber of the locomotive raid, Albert Kunze, the Dresden architect and mountaineer Oskar Pusch was the consultant for the design, designed by Franz Beyer, a Dresden sculptor and mountaineers On October 17, 1920 the memorial was inaugurated with a speech by Rudolf Fehrmann.

The memorial made of sandstone bears two bronze plaques with the inscriptions "The fallen mountain climbers 1914 to 1918" and "Our dead mountain friends". In 1947 the inscription, which was then no longer considered to be up-to-date, was changed, and in 1990 the previous condition was restored.

On Sunday of the Dead, climbers meet every year to commemorate their dead. In the meantime, it is no longer just a case of fallen mountaineers, but of all mountaineers who have died and died in mountain accidents. The meeting on the Hohe Liebe is part of the traditional calendar of the mountaineering year in the climbing area Saxon Switzerland. "- de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hohe_Liebe#Bergsteigerehrenmal

Divided monument. Once for mountain climbers who have had an accident or who fell in WK I.

Always on the dead Sunday there is a concert of the Bergfinken.

A small summit with not much space. But the "intimate" atmosphere and the beautiful view of the monkey stones is worthwhile.

On the Hohe Liebe there is a memorial for Saxon mountain comrades who fell in the war or stayed in the mountains. On the left below the monument is a metal book with bronze leaves on individual fates. From the Hohe Liebe the view extends far into the rock world with monkey stones and bare stick.

Caution is advised when it rained. Then climbing becomes slippery. So watch out for hiking legs.

I really have to say, I'm starting to be appalled at how human respect goes! Would you eat at the devotional in the cemetery? I think spider, on the Sunday of the Dead, several very clever people must have used the view for a picnic ... The eggshells and the like are right next to the memorial borders and in front of it, bravo.
And then there are the super smart ones among the annual visitors - who is the PLEASANTLY pimped up AND makes love locks on the circlips ?! 😱😡😤

Fortunately, nature makes up for it ...

This year we were here for the concert of Mountaineeringhorse Bergfinken on the occasion of the dead Sunday.

A great place for a rest, with a wide view of monkey stones, cowshed and others.

Always on Totensonntag there is a Totenehrung with an appearance of Mountaineering Choir Bergfinken.

Nice easy entry for a long day of hiking.

The Hohe Liebe is an absolute insider tip for mountain hikers.
You should choose the ascent from the east, I find it sportier.

We started from the parking wet ground, past old beeches it was already steadily bergann. But at the top you have a quiet rest area with a small view.

Very impressive and emotional!

Wonderful view and a nice place of remembrance to the lost mountaineers.

We had this view for us on Sunday morning.

It is worth opening the book to read the stories.

In the immediate vicinity of the Schrammsteine, Hohe Liebe is a small rocky peak that is not so overcrowded and invites you to take a short break, including a beautiful view

That is a special view from here of the Affensteine in particular. The trees on the mountain prevent the all-round panoramic view. Nevertheless, the ascent is worthwhile, which is not easy, but easy to manage.

Nice warm-up for the lap over the Schrammsteine.

Slippery climb in wet weather