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Nationalpark Sächsische Schweiz

Der Nationalpark Sächsische Schweiz ist der einzige Nationalpark in Sachsen und der einzige Felsen-Nationalpark in Deutschland. Das Landschaftsschutzgebiet, das den Nationalpark umschließt, vervollständigt die Nationalparkregion Sächsische Schweiz. Der Nationalpark selbst umfasst zwei räumlich getrennte, charakteristische Ausschnitte des sächsischen Elbsandsteingebirges mit einer Fläche von 93,5 km², die so für kommende Generationen bewahrt werden sollen.

Mit seinen Felsen, besonderen Landschaften und der Tatsache, dass natürliche Prozesse hier ungestört ablaufen können, bietet der Nationalpark sehr viele kostbare Lebensräume. Dazu gehören u. a. Felsriffe, naturnahe Kiefern- und Buchenwälder, Moore und Fließgewässer. All diese Lebensräume der Sächsischen Schweiz, die die Grundlage für ihre hohe Artenvielfalt bilden, sind abhängig vom verfügbaren geologischen Substrat, der Geomorphologie, der allgemeinen Höhenlage und dem damit verbundenen Makroklima. Damit auch wir Menschen diese schützenswerte Natur erleben können, gibt es über 400 km markierte Wanderwege und gut 50 km Radwege im Nationalpark.

Bitte informiert euch vor der Wanderung unter nationalpark-saechsische-schweiz.de/wegeservice zu aktuellen Wegeeinschränkungen. Bei Fragen, Kommentaren, Hinweisen etc. sind wir per E-Mail unter nationalpark-digital@sachsenforst.sachsen.de zu erreichen.

Viel Spaß beim Wandern und Radfahren!
www.nationalpark-saechsische-schweiz.de/

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6 days ago

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2h31m

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360m

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680m
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Nature experience between two countries!

The Kirnitzsch Cycle Path connects Saxony and Bohemia, following the course of the Kirnitzsch from its source near Krásná Lípa in the Czech Republic to Bad Schandau on the Elbe. The route leads through the idyllic Kyjovské údolí (Khaatal) and passes small villages

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6 days ago

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5h52m

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20.9km

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370m

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370m
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This tour offers caves, a unique rock labyrinth, and lonely wilderness. With a few steep ascents, the tour is of medium difficulty, but challenging due to its length in kilometers. Therefore, you should definitely allow enough time for the hike - not least to enjoy the Bennohöhle, the Grenzplatte and

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6 days ago

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2h18m

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31.4km

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560m

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560m
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From the Goethepark in Bad Gottleuba, this tour leads via Hellendorf to the Czech border and continues via Rájec to Tisá. There, the Tyssaer Wände can be explored on foot - this rock city is a paradise for natural scientists, climbers, and tourists alike! Attention: From 2026, the number of visitors

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6 days ago

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5h49m

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460m

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460m
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This cross-border tour takes you from Rosenthal-Bielatal via the scenic Grenzplatte to the highest mountain in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains - the Hoher Schneeberg. You will not only hike through beautiful forests, but also marvel at impressive rock formations and, last but not least, enjoy interesting

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6 days ago

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3h54m

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67.4km

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17.3km/h

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490m

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900m
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On this tour (a tour suggestion from Touristinfo Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel) you can discover the Czech side of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains and the Elbe valley. From April to October, the bicycle bus on line 217 comfortably takes you and your bicycle or e-bike from Pirna via Berggießhübel and Bahratal

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planned a gravel ride.

6 days ago

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1h52m

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28.5km

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450m

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450m
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This circular tour leads from Hinterhermsdorf through dense forests and the mystical rock landscapes of Bohemian Switzerland. Along the Kirnitzsch river and through the middle of the national parks on both sides of the border, cyclists with trekking bikes and gravel bikes will get their money's worth

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6 days ago

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4h04m

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790m

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790m
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This cross-border circular tour takes you to many (natural) sights of Saxon-Bohemian Switzerland. The tour starts in Königstein. At the roundabout, head towards Rosenthal-Bielatal and follow this road to the Hütten district of Königstein. Here, the road turns right towards Leupoldishain. After a long

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6 days ago

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2h55m

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10.3km

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3.5km/h

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100m

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260m
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6 days ago

This tour suggestion comes from the Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel Tourist Information. Take bus 217 to the Tisá, kulturní dům bus stop in Tisá and hike from there through the rocky landscape of the Tyssaer Wände, then across the border, with many beautiful views to the Zeisigstein and finally to Hellendorf

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planned a hike.

6 days ago

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4h45m

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14.8km

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3.1km/h

Ascent

610m

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610m
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6 days ago

The Malerweg used to lead from the Großer Winterberg via the Fremdenweg to the Prebischtor. Thanks to the newly constructed cross-border hiking trail from Schmilka to Hřensko, the hike to the Prebischtor is now possible again. After the 5th stage on the Malerweg, the hike to the Prebischtor on the Historische

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February 17, 2026

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2h03m

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6.28km

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240m

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240m
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April 9, 2021

Passing through the "Needle's Eye" leads to the Pfaffenstein, where many different viewpoints and interesting rock formations await discovery. A highlight is the Barbarine – according to legend, a petrified maiden.



The Quirl massif is known for its numerous caves. Exploring them is especially exciting for children!

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