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The view from Wolfshügel offers a beautiful view of the Waldschlösschen Bridge and, in the background, the silhouette of Dresden's old town. According to a newly founded association, the tower on Wolfshügel is to be rebuilt. If the tower's reconstruction succeeds, it would be an absolute highlight in the Dresden Heath.

It's simply breathtakingly beautiful here 😊.

Born in Dresden on February 4, 1821, the youngest son of Friedrich August Hammer (1785-1855), accounting secretary at the Royal Ministry of the Interior, Guido Hammer showed an early aptitude for hunting. As a schoolboy, he rushed to the Dresden Heath to eavesdrop on the lively animal life in the quiet forest solitude and to practice trapping as a youth. (Read about it in "Die Gartenlaube," vol. 1898, issue 4.) Guido Hammer's wish to learn the hunting trade was not fulfilled. His father, also on the advice of his eldest son, the writer Julius Hammer (1810-1862), recommended that he, Guido Hammer, become a painter because of his talent for drawing and, after attending high school, apply for art studies.

Small rest area a bit off the beaten track - easy to miss

Great hiking trail through the Dresden Heath

not much water to see at the moment

Pusch Spring at the Prießnitz Waterfall. Information: Pusch Spring in a scenic, picturesque natural setting. The name refers to the heathland researcher and building inspector Oskar Pusch.

We ate here. Extremely attentive service. A highly recommended restaurant with a large indoor and outdoor area. Regional cuisine and a good selection of dishes. We were there during "Green Week," and it featured a nice selection of veggie dishes. It offers the full range, and veggie and vegan options are clearly marked. You can also stay overnight here. There's also a large children's playground and a beer garden.