エルストラのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Only 2 of the original 10 strains remain. Estimated age: 2000 years.

A bit overgrown, but still a nice view when the weather is right ;-)

The Black Elster River originates at an elevation of 317 meters above sea level in the Lusatian Mountains (Upper Lusatia). Information: A 179-kilometer-long right tributary of the Elbe River in the German states of Saxony, Brandenburg, and Saxony-Anhalt. It began drying up in 2018. Due to the exceptionally hot and dry weather, the increasingly frequent drying of the spring basin reflects the drought in the source area.

The Willi Schade facility is located directly on the shore of the Waldscheibe Pond. It is beautifully equipped with small bridges and benches for resting, and also features an interesting story about the Waldscheibe Pond, according to which four people died on the frozen lake in the winter of 1920.

Nice rest area with a view, keep it clean for the next visitors.

The Black Elster (Lower Sorbian: Carny Halšter, obsolete: Carna Bytśica; Upper Sorbian: Čorny Halštrow) is a 179-kilometre-long, right tributary of the Elbe in the German states of Saxony, Brandenburg and Saxony-Anhalt.

The Hochstein, also called Sibyllenstein (Sibinnen-Stein, Sibillenstein or Sybillen-Stein), Upper Sorbian Žiwiny, is a 449-metre-high mountain in Upper Lusatia in the Saxon district of Bautzen. It is the highest elevation in the Northwest Lusatian Uplands and the highest mountain in Upper Lusatia north of the A4.

Stable covered shelter along the way