View of Lilienstein – Bad Schandau — Old Town loop from Rathmannsdorf (Kr Pirna)

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View of Lilienstein – Bad Schandau — Old Town loop from Rathmannsdorf (Kr Pirna)

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View of Lilienstein – Bad Schandau — Old Town loop from Rathmannsdorf (Kr Pirna)

01:39

5.67km

130m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Sächsische Schweiz

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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472 m

View of Lilienstein

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In this area there is also a weather station by Jörg Kachelmann.
An information board reveals interesting and useful information.

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1.56 km

Rathmannsdorf Observation Tower

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Good view - there is a bench at the top. The tower has an elevator and costs € 1 entry. There is a Kneipp pool right next to it.
Information from the community on Trum here:
rathmannsdorf.de/aussichtsturm.html

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2.24 km

View of Schrammsteine and Falkenstein

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Nice view of the rear Saxon Switzerland, Falkenstein on the left, Schrammsteine on the right, behind the large Winterberg 👍👍👍 Great place for a rest

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3.40 km

St. Peter's Church Tower, Saxon Switzerland

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If you want to eat delicious is right here

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3.45 km

Bad Schandau — Old Town

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The last major town on the Elbe Cycle Path heading towards the Czech Republic! Good infrastructure, so recharge your batteries there! The passenger elevator and the town center of Bad Schandau are definitely worth seeing. ☝️

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3.51 km

Sendig Fountain, Bad Schandau Market Square

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The fountain, built in 1896 and sponsored by Rudolf Sendig, gave the previously inconspicuous market a new look and marked the urban highlight of the city. The fountain earned Bad Schandau the title of the pearl of Saxon Switzerland.

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