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Dippoldiswalde

Rabenauer Grund – Malter Dam loop from Seifersdorf

Routes

Bike touring routes & trails

Germany

Saxony

Dippoldiswalde

Rabenauer Grund – Malter Dam loop from Seifersdorf

Moderate

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Rabenauer Grund – Malter Dam loop from Seifersdorf

01:07

13.7km

190m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 12, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 4.87 km for 84 m

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4.64 km

Rabenau Railway Station

Highlight • Monument

weisseritztalbahn.de/bahnhof-rabenau
directly at the Rabenauer mill
a very nice place to stay 😉 with a snack at the Rabenauer Mühle "Zum Wanderer" with self-service restaurant right at the train station …

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4.69 km

Rabenauer Mill

Highlight • Restaurant

The Rabenau mill was first mentioned in 1235 as a large mill. It belonged to the local castle and later to the electoral property.

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4.84 km

Rabenauer Grund Steam Railway and Hiking Trail

Highlight • Trail

For all railway enthusiasts, I recommend taking the steam locomotive from Hainsberg to Dippoldiswalde. The bikes go in the parcel wagon and you can enjoy the snorting and pounding of …

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6.32 km

Spechtritz Station

Highlight • Rest Area

The stop was the most badly damaged of all the stations on the line during the Weißeritz flood. During reconstruction in 2008, the remaining buildings were demolished. The current waiting room is a replica.
Source: dresden-elbland.de/de/poi/bahnhof/weisseritztalbahn-haltepunkt-spechtritz/8778818

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7.86 km

Trompeterfelsen

Highlight • Natural Monument

"According to a legend, a Saxon trumpeter jumped from the opposite rock with his horse to flee from the enemy troops in the Weißeritz. On the opposite valley floor he …

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