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The Black Elster Cycle Path is a 190-kilometer-long long-distance cycle route in southern Brandenburg and northern Saxony, with short sections also extending into eastern Saxony-Anhalt. The cycle path runs from the source of the Black Elster River at 317 meters above sea level to its confluence with the Elbe River at 69 meters above sea level, through the foothills of the Lusatian Mountains near Kamenz and later largely directly along the Black Elster's dike. It is marked with a magpie symbol.

The obelisk of the pleasure camp in Zeithain is the last (of three) surviving witness to a military camp that was extremely unusual for the time. Excerpt from Wikipedia: The "Zeithain Pleasure Camp" was an organizational and logistical masterpiece that caused a sensation throughout Europe. It was not only the largest military parade in Europe, but above all it was considered the most gigantic Baroque festival of its time, the "spectacle of the century," which, due to its splendor and opulence, remains the epitome of Baroque lifestyle to this day. Ottoman state tents were also used, two of which can be viewed today in the Turkish Chamber of the Dresden Royal Palace. Baroque sandstone obelisks also marked the camp from afar, of which four obelisks (three between Glaubitz, Streumen and Marksiedlitz and one obelisk in the Zeithain district, about 2 km north of the old town center) are still preserved and have since been renovated.

A very special place with a remarkably long history. "During the period between the late Bronze Age and the early Iron Age, a hillfort was built near the site as a refuge or defensive fort. This earthwork was approximately 400 meters in diameter. Later, the hillfort was used by Germanic and Slavic tribes." The site is perfect for a long break or a hearty picnic.

Beautiful, well-paved section of the Elster cycle path between Elsterwerda and Plessa

Well-paved cycle/dyke path between Eltserwerda and Plessa

Directly on the beach of the Grünewalder Lauch camping park you will find this magnificent panorama of the approximately 100 hectare lake in Brandenburg near Grünewalde on the eastern edge of the Niederlausitzer Heidelandschaft nature park.

what a beautiful landscape

It is a quiet area, with lots of nature and currently butterflies!!