파스티르스카 스테나 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

Sächsische Schweiz를 통과하는 Elberadweg는 1,200km가 넘는 장거리 자전거 도로의 경치적으로 장관이며 대부분 평평한 구간입니다. 엘베강 양쪽 모두에 잘 개발되고 종종 포장된 도로는 Schmilka와 Pirna 사이를 지나 기괴한 사암 절벽, Königstein 요새, Bastei 다리를 통과합니다.

1977년에 건설된 Elbbrücke Bad Schandau는 B172의 주요 구조물로, 안전상의 문제로 2024년 11월에 폐쇄되었습니다. 성공적인 하중 테스트 후, 2025년 4월부터 7.5톤까지의 차량 통행이 다시 허용되었습니다. 재개장에도 불구하고 장기적으로는 대체 신축 건물이 계획되어 있으며, 임시 다리가 부담을 덜어줄 예정입니다.

Impressive and very practical shelter at the foot of the Großer Zschirnstein directly on the meadow path.

The beautiful view of the Elbe sandstone rocks accompanied us from Děčín and it didn't end in Bad Schandau. You never get tired of this view....

The sandstone road bridge with a group of saints' statues dates from 1564-1569, but was built using late Gothic style elements. Above the central pillar is a group of statues by Michal Jan Brokoff from 1714. HISTORY The construction was carried out between 1564 and 1569 by the builder S. Hölle and the master stonemason H. Franck. The Baroque group of statues from 1714 comes from the Brokoff workshop, specifically from M. J. J. Brokoff, the pedestal was previously attributed to J. B. Santini-Aichel without credible justification. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT The bridge stands on the site of an older stone predecessor, also destroyed by a flood in 1561. Not far away on the same road to the north, there was another shorter bridge over a side branch of the Ploučnice River, which was later covered with alluvium. It is depicted on maps of the stable cadastre, its existence was confirmed by the discovery of stones and slabs during the construction of a new road bridge in the 1980s.

Deep under the modern road bridge over the Old Town and the Elbe River in Děčín, there is a hidden stone bridge over the Ploučnice River, dating back to the 16th century.

Very practical for a routine check of the bike

Several high-water marks have been placed on the railway viaduct in the Hirschgrund passage. The highest water levels have also been marked on the road in Hirschgrund. It's amazing how much water the Elbe has carried here several times.