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Waldmax – Junge Heide Runde von Dichterviertel

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Waldmax – Junge Heide Runde von Dichterviertel

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February 20, 2022

Waldmax – Junge Heide Runde von Dichterviertel

Moderate

02:26

9.05km

3.7km/h

110m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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2.94 km

Robbers' Cave

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Originally the cave was probably part of a protohistorical place of worship.
The tunnel was expanded in the Second World War to about 100 m and used as ammunition storage. …

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4.33 km

Verlorenes Wässerchen (Dresdner Heide)

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One of the lost waters of the Dresdner Heide
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verlorenes_Wasser

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4.79 km

Waldmax country inn

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The Waldmax is THE excursion restaurant in the region. Located directly on the Young Dresdner Heide, it usually attracts the people from the city on the weekend.
For a stopover, …

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5.68 km

Bahnfelderwiese

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Meadow mentioned for the first time in 1565. From 1578 it was called "Bahnfelderwiese" because of the wild change paths leading along it (wild game of red and wild boar) …

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6.50 km

Fiedlerhaus

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In the street Fiedlergrund we see a two-story house from 1715, the so-called Fiedlerhaus. The royal personal physician and head of the city hospital Dr. In 1893, Carl Ludwig Alfred …

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7.71 km

Junge Heide Forest

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The forest area, which has been called "Young Heath" since 1560, was separated from the Dresden Heath by the deforestation that began in 1827 and the construction of military barracks …

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