Diesbar-Seußlitz Castle – View of Seußlitz Castle loop from Seußlitzer und Gauernitzer Gründe
Diesbar-Seußlitz Castle – View of Seußlitz Castle loop from Seußlitzer und Gauernitzer Gründe
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101
hikers
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13.4km
220m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: October 1, 2026
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Seußlitzer und Gauernitzer Gründe
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
237 m
Highlight • Castle
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1.00 km
Highlight • Lake
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1.34 km
Mühlteich
Lake
2.20 km
Forellenteich
Lake
8.36 km
Highlight • Restaurant
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11.8 km
Highlight • Monument
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12.1 km
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12.4 km
Highlight • Viewpoint
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13.1 km
Highlight • Monument
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13.1 km
Highlight • Viewpoint
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13.4 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.06 km
3.55 km
2.55 km
2.26 km
Surfaces
4.05 km
3.93 km
2.50 km
1.84 km
777 m
339 m
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Comments
The place was first mentioned in 1272 when Henry the Illustrious gave Dieuesuere to the Seußlitz monastery. Since then, there has been evidence of viticulture on the south-facing vineyard slopes. The place name was created by combining the Middle High German words “diep” …
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Seusslitz was first mentioned in a document in 1205.
At that time, Otto von Suselitz lived in a moated castle. In 1226, this castle was demolished and Henry the Illustrious, Margrave of Meissen, built a hunting lodge in Seusslitz, where he often held court. In 1268, he donated his property and 17 associated villages to the Poor Clares …
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The tour is based on a template from @"Sachsenmädel", we just took a tiny shortcut at the end. After we had such a great tour yesterday, we did an even nicer tour today. And less strenuous …
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Thank you for planning😘.
From the Baroque castle Diesbar we went through the Seusslitzgrund, the Golkwald and the Hochwasserweg via the Saxon wine hiking trail.
It was a beautiful route with a great view of the Elbe🤩.
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The place was first mentioned in 1272, when Henry the Illustrious gave Dieuesuere to Seusslitz Abbey. There is evidence of viticulture on the south-facing vineyards since that time. The place name came from the combination of the Middle High German words "diep" …
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