혼슈타인 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The Polenz Valley lies between the small towns of Stolpen, Neustadt in Sachsen, and Hohnstein and is one of the most beautiful side valleys on the right bank of the Elbe in Saxon Switzerland. Hikers and nature lovers can enjoy wonderful tours in this diverse natural area. The Polenz River forms from several headwaters in the Neustadt urban area and then flows through a unique 20-km-long valley with a rich natural landscape. Forest communities and other valuable biotopes have survived in this partly torrential valley. The upper section consists of wide, steep slopes and slopes, numerous valley meadows, and mills. The most famous area here is the largest wild population of snowdrops in Saxony – the Snowdrop Meadows. From mid-March to early April, visitors experience a veritable influx of visitors from near and far to admire the many early bloomers.

The only climb. The approaches to the climbing rocks are not accessible to every hiker.

The Bastei Viewpoint is arguably one of the most famous vantage points in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. The panoramic view extends from the holiday resort of Wehlen in the Elbe Valley, over the Rauenstein, Königstein, and Lilienstein mountains, and far into the Upper Saxon Switzerland. The absolute highlight, however, is the direct panoramic view of the Rathen Rocks. See: https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/ausflugsziele/bastei-aussicht

Amselsee is a picturesque lake in the spa town of Rathen, amidst the impressive landscape of Saxon Switzerland. Surrounded by dense forest and towering cliffs, the lake is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and those seeking relaxation. Rowboats and pedal boats can be rented at Amselsee for a round trip. See: https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/ausflugsziele/amselsee-kurort-rathen

You can also rent a boat or have something to eat.

Absolutely fantastic up here, but you should come early when it's still pretty empty.

a very nice corner

It's a shame, but that's probably typical for us Germans these days. We have to fight for the opening. Man, open it again. Unfortunately, I don't remember it being open anymore. It must have been very nice here once.