Recent Activity
FriedPiet and michaellada went for a hike.
September 9, 2025
Unterwegs als 3er Seniorengruppe 👨🏻🦯👨🏻🦯👨🏻🦯geht es zunächst durch den Hof von Schloss Klippenstein, dann hinüber zur Schlossmühle und hinein ins schöne Hüttertal. Weiter entlang der Röder und hoch zum Felixturm. Nun folgt eine landschaftlich angenehme Strecke (die ich noch nicht gewandert bin) durch Wald, Feld und Flur zurück nach Radeberg. Vom hübschen Marktplatz aus finden wir (für ein gewünschtes Mitbringsel) den Radeberger Likörladen. Nach genau 10 km schließt sich der Kreis einer schönen gemütlichen (altersgerechten) 😉 Runde.
02:30
10.0km
4.0km/h
120m
110m
FriedPiet and others went for a hike.
August 21, 2025
Das war wieder mal eine Wanderung in größerer Gruppe, in einer nicht so sehr frequentierten Ecke des Elbsandsteingebirges. Übrigens sind viele der Waldwege auch zum Fahrradfahren geeignet. Das wäre mal eine Option ... 🚴♂️🤔🚴♂️
03:31
14.7km
4.2km/h
250m
250m
June 3, 2025
Thanks for the varied tour!
Translated by Google •
May 6, 2025
I think every self-respecting hiker above Pillnitz has visited the Rysselkuppe at least once. I've never been up there. I was able to rectify this serious shortcoming today.
The path, first over the vineyards and later through the hillside forest, is very beautiful and offers many wonderful views of the
Translated by Google •
April 29, 2025
During our military history tour, we took short hikes every day to sites of Polish national defense or to buildings from the German era. One of these short tours led to the southeastern end of the narrow Hel Peninsula. Since it was a 4 km walk, I'm posting the walk and the accompanying photos here.
There
Translated by Google •
May 16, 2025
A military history trip to Poland included a tour of bunkers on the Hel Peninsula. These were built by the Poles shortly before World War II. They were never used for combat.
Translated by Google •
May 3, 2025
Gdansk, the old Hanseatic city, first mentioned in 997, was brought to a certain level of prosperity in the 13th century, primarily by Lübeck's craftsmen and merchants.
I don't want to copy and paste lengthy historical treatises from Wikipedia here.
At the end of World War II, 90% of the city was destroyed
Translated by Google •
April 28, 2025
As part of a history tour through former East and West Prussia, we also visited the Wolf's Lair. On a very informative tour past the blown-up bunkers, we learned a lot about this former Führer headquarters. Stauffenberg's failed assassination attempt on Hitler also takes up a lot of space.
The entire
Translated by Google •
December 18, 2025
A very nice tour around Dipps
Translated by Google •
Like