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Best hiking weather and too little exercise? I knew how to change that and had myself dropped off at the hiking parking lot in Wurbis. After a short stretch of country road, I first followed the Cunewalder Rundweg (green dot) past the Matschenberg, through Weigsdorf-Köblitz, up to Herrnsberg. The ascent

After the experiences of Good Friday, I wasn't actually that enthusiastic about going for a round to the Wolfshügel from the car park on Fischhausstr., especially since the weather was almost like early summer. But the family didn't want to drive too far, ... so okay. And despite the full car park, we

Good Friday walk with family in the Moritzburg forest area - we weren't the only ones who had this idea. And Brie used every mud puddle she could find for wellness treatments. Especially between the Ilschen and Kapellen ponds, we felt like we were on a family outing with kindergarten friends, including

Beautiful walk in the awakening nature.

What I would never think of doing on the weekend, I quite enjoy doing during the week if time permits. And so Brie and I ticked off (almost) all the highlights of Moritzburg without walking in single file. How lucky I am to live in such a culturally rich, beautiful environment!

Start and finish was the

The hike started and ended at the adventure plantation in beautiful spring weather. Although it is a popular hiking hotspot, it was almost deserted during the week. The route initially led through the forest, then across meadows and fields along the Dippelsdorfer Teich, where many wild geese could be

A short walk through the Dresden Heath in early spring: The air is cool, the paths are quiet and almost deserted. Cheerful birdsong can be heard continuously from the trees, while a chainsaw can occasionally be heard in the distance. Brie visibly enjoyed it - he bathed in the Gutebornbach, rolled around

After a long day of training, I took advantage of the early spring weather for a short ride in Graditz, just outside Torgau. I didn't encounter a soul or a horse, enjoyed an unobstructed view across the paddocks, birdsong, and spring sunshine – simply wonderful, even if I occasionally strayed from the law.

Slowing down and strolling along the beach was my plan for the day. The brisk westerly wind blew over the cliffs and out to sea, leaving the pebbly beach almost windless and deserted. A scramble through and over fallen trees was the biggest challenge, but with a bit of skill and my backpack off, it was

Through Putgarten, across fields to the high bank, then on to Gellort, the northernmost point of Rügen. Next destinations: Cape Arkona, Vitt, a short rest stop, the Nobbin megalithic tomb, and then via the Knaus campsite to the beach. From there it was just a stone's throw to our pitch at the Drewoldke