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Seven stone gnomes in the Dahlener Heide. Seven gnomes resting bench. Information: Remnants of a boulder that was blasted during the straightening of the Dahle stream in 1937. The stone fragments, made of white and red granite, were incorporated around the resting bench.

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A covered rest area with the inscription "Municipality of Schmannewitz" and an information box "Heidetouristik - Dahlener Heide" (Heathland Tourism - Dahlener Heath) about the hedgehog, located in the Dahlener Heide. Information: Heidetouristik Information Box: Wooden boxes or information signs are located at some hiking destinations. Each one "hides" a local animal. Hedgehogs prefer to live near humans. They hibernate during the winter months, maintaining a reduced body temperature. The Dahlener Heide is a protected landscape area in northern Saxony and covers approximately 150 km².

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Nice covered rest area right next door.

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Interesting rest area with an overview map of the Dahlener Heide. I also have a volume of Brehm's Animal Life on the shelf.

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"A piece of history along the S-Weg: The former border between Prussia and Saxony" After the Congress of Vienna in 1815 regulated the reorganization of Europe after the defeat of Napoleon and his allies in the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig, the Kingdom of Saxony had to cede parts of its territory to Prussia. The new border line ran along the S-Weg and across the Dahlen Heath. In the forests south of Schildau you can still find the old border stones that mark the former border in several places. These stones are engraved with "KP" and "KS", which stand for Kingdom of Prussia and Kingdom of Saxony and are reminiscent of the border established in the Congress of Vienna. Interestingly, this border was not revised until 1990, when the East German states were re-established in the final phase of the GDR. Citizen surveys showed that the majority of the northern Saxon areas should be annexed to Saxony again. Tip: the Napoleon Stone is located nearby. According to legend, Napoleon camped there during his retreat on the eve of the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig.

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At this point you are in the center of the Dahlener Heide and six different paths converge here. It used to be an important meeting point for hunters and lumberjacks - and because a huge oak tree once stood here, people always met "at the hunters' oak."

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a nice place to rest

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A nice rest area, with a table and bench by the seven stone dwarves.

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