Geopark

Thematic circular hiking trail through the stony landscape and traditional villages along the Mulde around Grimma with sculptures by Prof. Friedhelm Lach, Monika Geilsdorf, Eberhard Krüger and Erika Zuchold.



A total of 28 stone stations were erected along the approx. 20 km long route along the Mulde

Discover a picturesque landscape with the GeoWanderRoute along the Freiberger Mulde and explore regional geological and cultural history



This circular hike leads mainly on signposted paths on both sides of the Freiberger Mulde. Impressive geotopes such as the large red porphyry wall below Mildenstein

Exploratory tour on the traces of a hidden history of the Colditz ceramics industry and the geology of the Mulde valley.



Beginning in the east of the town of Colditz, the route leads past the former Eismann & Stockmann fireclay factory to a kaolin pond south-east of the town. The "white gold" kaolin was

In search of traces of a unique industrial and cultural history in the city of Colditz.



The circular route leads from the market square via Colditz Castle, which during its long history was used as a prisoner of war camp for prominent allies during World War II, to various production and mining sites

Along the Mulde through the historic monastery of Wechselburg to the World Heritage stone.



The Rochlitz porphyry characterizes the area around Wechselburg. On the tour it can be discovered in buildings and monuments. The picturesque Eulenluft can be found along the Mulde.



The Georoute invites you to hike

The spa town of Bad Lausick with the only source of thermal healing water in the Geopark Porphyrland



The city tour begins in Bad Lausick's spa gardens, which were built around 1840. In addition to its variety of plants, the park is home to large and old trees as well as a butterfly-shaped open-air stage

With the Wurzener Land cycle route through the northern part of the National Geopark Porphyrland



The starting and end point of the route is the historically important town of Wurzen with its numerous sights. Renaissance and baroque buildings as well as younger buildings with rich Art Nouveau facades together

By bike through the history of Cistercian fruit growing



Starting in Stricken, the cycle tour leads via Gallschütz with its bicycle church to Klosterbuch. Here is the former Cistercian monastery of St. Marien, which was first occupied by monks in 1192. At this time, nuns and monks of the Cistercian order

By bike through the historic cradle of fruit growing in Saxony



Beginning in Börtewitz, the path in the direction of Mügeln leads past the petrified lake Börtewitz and former and current kaolin cultivation areas. In the Geoportal Bahnhof Mügeln with the "Kaolin World of Experience" there is then the opportunity