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Weinbergkirche Pillnitz – Rysselkuppe Loop from Malschendorf

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Weinbergkirche Pillnitz – Rysselkuppe Loop from Malschendorf

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April 1, 2022

Weinbergkirche Pillnitz – Rysselkuppe Loop from Malschendorf

Moderate

02:56

9.63km

3.3km/h

310m

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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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348 m

Malschendorf Nature Inn

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Restaurant with delicious food! I can only recommend it! Advance booking is advisable.

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2.27 km

Pillnitz Artificial Ruin

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From up here you have a fantastic view of Pillnitz Castle and beyond into the Elbe Valley, up to the Ore Mountains.

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3.16 km

View of the Weinbergkirche Pillnitz

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The small, baroque church in the vineyards is a real eye-catcher and the view of the Elbe valley is simply stunning.

Concerts, readings and exhibitions take place in the Pillnitz …

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4.10 km

View from Rysselkuppe

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The Rysselkuppe is a south-facing vineyard that is reminiscent of a step pyramid. With a short detour from the Leitenweg you will reach a wonderful viewpoint. The path is a …

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4.65 km

View of Saxon Switzerland from the Dresdner Elbe Valley slopes

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The top of an old quarry above the village of Oberpoyritz offers a wonderful panoramic view of the Elbe Sandstone and Eastern Ore Mountains. The view extends far across the …

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6.56 km

Borsberg

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At the summit there is a historic sandstone surveying column from 1865, the ruins of the 18th century hermitage (which is closed to the public) and the former mountain inn.

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