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Rabenauer Grund Nature Reserve – Rabenauer Mill loop from Coßmannsdorf

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Saxony
Freital

Rabenauer Grund Nature Reserve – Rabenauer Mill loop from Coßmannsdorf

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Rabenauer Grund Nature Reserve – Rabenauer Mill loop from Coßmannsdorf

02:56

10.8km

140m

Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2025

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2.84 km

Weißeritz Valley Railway Bridge at the Hydroelectric Power Plant

Highlight • Bridge

Weisseritz Bridge km 2.556
"The four bridges were built in 1881 in a massive construction as stone arch bridges. The low tensile masses enabled a comparatively slim, shapely construction that still meets the increased requirements of railway operations today."
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3.08 km

Rabenauer Grund Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Rabenauer Grund is ideal for beautiful hikes, cycling, running ... Along the Weißeritz, this wildly romantic reason is really an experience.

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3.23 km

Rabenauer Grund – Valley of the Red Weißeritz

Highlight (Segment) • Gorge

The Rabenauer Grund is a hiking and walking path along the red Weißeritz. The idyllic nature along the Weißeritz is beautiful. There is a good place to stop for refreshments …

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6.89 km

Rabenauer Mühle

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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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8.27 km

Rabenauer Grund and Rote Weißeritz Stream

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Due to the Rabenauer Grund, the Weißeritz is wildly romantic. You can go hiking and walking here wonderfully.

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8.55 km

Weißeritztalbahn Steam Railway

Highlight • Monument

The Weißeritztalbahn is today Germany's longest-serving narrow-gauge railway. It started operations in 1883. Since the Weißeritztal was too narrow for a standard-gauge railway, a railway line with a track width …

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9.53 km

Weißeritz Valley Stone Arch Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Weißeritz Bridge km 3.123
"The four bridges were built in 1881 in massive stone arch bridges. The low train mass enabled a comparatively slim, elegant construction that still meets the requirements of rail operations that have now increased."
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9.93 km

Wasserkraftwerk Rabenauer Grund

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The Rabenauer Grund hydropower plant is a run-of-river power station on the Rote Weißeritz in Rabenauer Grund. There is an energy trail

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10.8 km

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7.33 km

2.10 km

539 m

476 m

406 m

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7.67 km

1.50 km

1.10 km

479 m

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