트레브센/물데 최고의 사이클링 경로

Small market square with town hall and information board

One of the Naunhof lakes https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naunhofer_Seen

Beautiful, natural campsite. The new operator has added many beautiful new features.

The town of Trebsen/Mulde borders the town of Brandis to the northwest. To the east, it borders the municipality of Bennewitz. To the northeast, it borders the district town of Wurzen, and to the east and south, Trebsen shares a border with the district town of Grimma. To the west, it borders Naunhof. All surrounding municipalities, like Trebsen, are located in the Leipzig district.

Of the 3,503 ha urban area, 2,186 ha is used for agriculture. In addition, there are approximately 734 ha of forest and 365 ha of settlement and traffic areas. Of this, 175 ha are buildings and open spaces, 27 ha are industrial areas (excluding mining land), and 41 ha are recreational areas. In Trebsen, there are 3 ha of cemetery land and 119 ha of traffic areas, of which 90 ha are roads, paths, and squares. Standing and flowing waters make up 64 ha of the land area, in addition to 71 ha of other uses and 83 ha of mining land.[3] Within the urban area are the Altenhain (Klengelsberg) quartz porphyry quarry and the Trebsen porphyry quarry. On the southern city border with Grimma is the Hohnstädt quartz porphyry quarry.

The municipality lies between the large district town of Grimma (approx. 7 km) and the large district town of Wurzen (approx. 10 km) on the western bank of the Mulde River in the Saxon hills. Other waterways within the municipality include the Altenhainer Wasser, the Kranichbach, and the Mutzschener Wasser, all of which flow into the Mulde. Trebsen lies on flat terrain at approximately 122 m above sea level, with elevation differences of up to 135 m above sea level.[

Mulde cycle path. It's a great ride.

Large intersection with six adjacent bike paths. Unfortunately, the signs are not aligned quite correctly.