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At 587 meters, the Valtenberg is the highest mountain in the Lusatian Mountains. The proud tower alone is worth a visit. An event operator was recruited for the restaurant in 2025 – who may also continue to run the mountain lodge as a tenant.

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The Butterberg is almost 384 meters high and is located just a few kilometers from the center of Bischofswerda. At the summit there is an inn in historic walls with a 21 meter high observation tower. You can find more information and opening times here: http://www.butterberg.com/.

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Unfortunately the inn is closed. There are currently no opening hours (summer 2024).

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The food here is super good, friendly staff. We slept in the bungalows, excellent houses. Dogs allowed.

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In the years 1954-1959 a directional radio station was operated here in the directional radio network of the SED. It was the connecting point between Cottbus and Dresden. The mast was 50m high

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Summit of the Valtenberg and at 586.6 m the highest point in the Lusatian mountains. Directly behind the König-Johann-Turm with its cottage.

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As a child in 1968 I went to the Picho for the first time with my parents. 2 weeks of vacation, it was the time of the Prague Spring, could not do the planned day trip to the Czech Republic because the borders were closed, and endless tanks and soldiers of the NVA blocked the way. Then from 1970 to 1974 I spent 3 weeks in the children's holiday camp on Picho. A really nice time. Night hikes, scavenger hunts and day trips to the surrounding area, including the Czech Republic. My parents paid a total of 15 East German marks for this. I have been going to Oberlausitz regularly for many years now. Every time I hike or drive to the big Picho, I, we, always visit the restaurant in the cottage. We always find it familiar, homely, inexpensive with good home cooking. In these hectic, fast-moving times, it is somehow a rock in the surf of gastronomy. I wish the innkeepers a happy hand, many guests, plenty of money to pay their energy bills and stubborn health. Lunzenau, March 26th 2023

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The history of today's "Picho-Baude" begins in 1927, when today's Picho-Baude was built on the summit by Bernhard Eiselt from Tautewalde. After the construction of the cottage, Bernhard Eiselt bought the land from the landowner Hanewald. Since then, the mountain inn has enjoyed great popularity. The cottage was expanded in 1929 with an extension. A brick kitchen building as well as a veranda and a second guest room were created. After the death of Bernhard Eiselt in March 1938, Carl Radon and his wife Emma took over the restaurant. As a result, the Berggasthof Pichobaude came into being in its current form. Carl Radon managed the chalet until 1945. After a few innkeepers until 1964, Otfried Grundmann took over the Pichobaude in 1965 as innkeeper. He worked behind the counter until his death in 2003. Today the Pichobaude is managed in the second generation by his daughter Annette Grundmann.

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