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While the little ones are still dreaming of the Easter Bunny, I'm slipping into my shoes, wanting to take advantage of the sun. 🌞 The Easter walk takes me from Werenzhain into the heath. Wonderful, even without heath blossoms. From Werenzhain, a stretch through the meadows and then into the forest

The house is still filled with sleepy silence as I set off on my morning round. Out of Trebbus towards Stechau. The Stechau church is a plastered fieldstone building from the 13th century with additions from the 18th century and a Gothic-Baroque interior. A little further down the road lies the late

Easter time - Family time. This year in Trebbus, a small village with a fieldstone church from the second half of the 13th century. Unfortunately, the church is also closed at a later time, so I couldn't visit it. While the others are still sleeping 😴, I sneak out of the house. Past the church, I run

In Caputh, we go directly to the water. Along the way, we encounter the last signposts from yesterday's ultramarathon. Congratulations to all finishers.

We follow the Caputher Gemünde to the ferry and then the Templiner See.

At Einstein's summer house, the friendly employee invites us to visit, and we

From Pillnitz, it goes up to the Elbe slopes. Via the Zuckerhut, past the Keppmühle and Meix-Mühle up to the Borsberg. Here you can still find the grotto and the newly restored triangulation pillar. Then it goes down through the Tiefen Grund to the Leitenweg. This leads above the Pillnitz vineyards as

Since I'm already in the area, a small errand in Dresden is easy. A bit unusual after the last few days, no ascents or descents. But loooots of people, at least in the city center. I follow the Elbe on the left bank, on the Elbe meadows, beautiful. In Leutewitz to the balloon dealer of my trust and then

The Gottleubataler Panoramaweg has been on my wish list for a long time. It connects the most beautiful views into the Gottleubatal valley. There are various possibilities to enter the trail, I start at the Kurhaus in Berggießhübel. For me, the easiest way to get there by public transport.



Leaving Bergie

In Pirna, I cross the Elbe on the Old Town Bridge. On the way to Costa, I pass the Half-Mile Pillar. This is where the Saxon Wine Route begins or ends. The Burglehnpfad offers beautiful views of Pirna and the Elbe Valley. Canaletto was inspired by these views. Behind Mockethal, the path runs for about

From Rathen station, I take the ferry across to the other side of the Elbe. Through the Amselgrund, past Amselsee lake, I walk to the Schwedenlöcher and up from there.

Everyone surely knows the Bastei with its distinctive Bastei Bridge. The current stone bridge was built in 1850/51, after the first wooden

In Krippen, the ferry takes me across the Elbe to Postelwitz. Now it goes through the Wolfsgraben directly uphill to Ostrau. Dreamlike views open up of the Königstein, Lilienstein, Falkenstein and the Schrammsteine.

At the Hohen Liebe 1️⃣, the comrades who remained on the mountain are commemorated. Very