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あなたがここで歩いている素晴らしい石の構造…もしかしたらクライマーが彼らの趣味を楽しんでいるのを観察できるかもしれません

一方通行ですね…残念なのは、それが道の片側にしか表示されていないことです

現時点では、ここに駐車するのは無料です。

It is one of over 1000 climbing rocks in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains.

The Schrammtor is a striking rock formation on the western edge of the Schrammsteine. It forms a natural passage between high sandstone walls and is part of a well-maintained hiking trail. The path through the Schrammtor is natural, includes steps, and leads directly into the heart of the Schrammsteine. The soil consists of fine sand, formed by the weathering of the rocks. The Schrammtor is located on an important connecting route in the hiking trail network and is, for example, part of the fourth stage of the Malerweg (Painter's Trail). It offers no view, but is a striking scenic spot on the way to the Schrammstein viewpoint. See: https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/ausflugsziele/schrammtor

The Schrammsteine Ridge Trail is a challenging ridge hike through the rugged rock formations of the Schrammsteine in Saxon Switzerland, offering a sense of adventure and spectacular panoramic views. The tour is classified as a difficult route and requires very good fitness, surefootedness, and alpine experience. It leads along well-secured paths, climbs, and through gorges, connecting with the Malerweg trail.

Points towards "Kuhstall" and "Winterberg"

The Schrammtor represents the entrance to the imposing Schrammsteine. It is more of a gap than a gate, behind which the mighty towers of the Schrammsteine extend.