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The monument commemorating the peasants' uprising along the road recounts the peasants' expulsion of the wild animals that were plundering the fields, thus rebelling against the authorities (who had the right to hunt). (The monument was erected in 1990, on the 200th anniversary of the uprising.)

It is a classic stone arch bridge made of local sandstone, which blends harmoniously into the rugged rocky landscape of the Schindergraben. The bridge appears particularly monumental when photographed from the valley floor of the Schindergraben.

These are the remains of a former bear enclosure, built in 1609 by order of Elector Christian II. The facility served to keep bears for stag hunts at the Dresden court. Its use ended in 1756 when the remaining bears were killed due to the enclosure's dilapidated condition. Today, you can still see the massive foundations, some over a meter thick, and remnants of the barrier wall. The ruin is picturesquely situated in the forest and exudes a certain "lost place" atmosphere.

The 3.8 km long nature trail was created from 1997 to 1998 by students and teachers of the Papstdorf Middle School with funding from the Ministry of Education, the Saxon Switzerland National Park Authority, the Gohrisch Local History Society, and many others. Information about the nature trail 19 panels provide information about the forest, animals, geology, and local history 13 panels pose test questions A brochure with information and a test form is available at the tourist information office in the spa town of Gohrisch. The entire nature trail is very easy to find from the trail, as it is marked with its own hiking trail sign. See: https://www.gohrisch.de/tourismus/lehrpfad.html

The descent to the Upper Lock is the path from the Buchenparkhalle in the Kirnitzschtal valley down to the boat station, where you can take a boat trip on the lake. The path is mostly made up of wooden steps and is an easy hike of about 45 minutes. Alternatively, you can take a wide, less steep forest path.

The descent to the Upper Lock is the path from the Buchenparkhalle in the Kirnitzschtal valley down to the boat station, where you can take a boat trip on the lake. The path is mostly made up of wooden steps and is an easy hike of about 45 minutes. Alternatively, you can take a wide, less steep forest path.

It's about a 35-minute walk from the parking lot in Hinterhermsdorf to the Upper Lock in the Kirnitzsch Gorge. The hiking trails are well signposted and vary in difficulty. See: https://www.saechsische-schweiz-touristik.de/elbsandstein/entdecken-erleben/ausflugsziele/details/obere-schleuse.html

The Upper Lock is a historic timber rafting facility and a popular nature experience in the Kirnitzsch Valley, located near Hinterhermsdorf and belonging to the municipality of Sebnitz. Guests can take a 20-minute boat trip, gliding through the narrow gorge and marveling at bizarre rock formations. The tour starts after a hike from the Buchenparkhalle parking lot.