쉬운 괴를리츠 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

We reach a rocky massif and now head upwards, past the Crocodile rock formation. Reaching the top, we find ourselves on the summit plateau. Right next to us is the mountain inn, surrounded by the Nun's Rocks. Standing at the far end, we can see a 100-meter drop on the other side. We approach the railing, look down into the valley, and see our starting point and our destination. Now we climb to the very top, onto one of the rocks, where we are rewarded with a view that is difficult to put into words. Magically mystical, the mountains surround us, with forests in front and rock formations scattered throughout. The sky has turned gray again, and the sun bids farewell on the horizon. We linger for a moment. Since the inn is about to close, we take a postcard as a souvenir. Now we descend through a narrow passage between the rocks. Still impressed, we see climbing aids and ropes. And indeed, we see a two-person team venturing up this path. We watch the scene with respect. https://youtu.be/Ip7zpvYwFBw https://youtu.be/v1A-Dy4595U

The building with the "Golden Gate" on Jakobstrasse has a varied history. It was designed, built, and inhabited by the master builder Franz Grunert, whose delicate initials can still be seen in the Golden Gate today. Later, the house was inhabited by the Jewish merchant family Ephraim. From here, Martin Ephraim managed his business and was actively involved in his hometown of Görlitz. https://www.tripadvisor.de/Attractions-g562766-Activities-Gorlitz_Saxony.html

The Landeskrone (Sorbian: Sedło) is the local mountain of the city of Görlitz in eastern Upper Lusatia. With a height of 420 m above sea level[1], it lies southwest of the city center and is a popular destination for excursions, offering views of Görlitz and the surrounding area as well as the Jizera and Giant Mountains.

The image shows the Theodor Körner Monument on the Landeskrone hill in Görlitz. It was erected in 1895 in honor of the poet and soldier Theodor Körner. Körner fell in 1813 during the Wars of Liberation against Napoleon. The monument commemorates his connection to the city of Görlitz, where he stayed in 1809.

Flooded open-cast lignite mine. Today a recreational area at the foot of the Zittau Mountains.

The former open-cast lignite mine has been transformed into an impressive opportunity for both those seeking peace and quiet and (on special dates) active sports enthusiasts.

The Mandau is a 40.9 km long river in the Czech Republic and Saxony.

Unfortunately, there's not much left of the view. Everything is slowly becoming overgrown, and no one is taking responsibility or maintaining this spot.