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Climbing in Upper Lusatia

Saxony,Germany

The landscape wonderland of Upper Lusatia  Verified partner 
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Upper Lusatia offers numerous opportunities for climbing and is an attractive destination for climbers.

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The 10 most beautiful Crags in Upper Lusatia

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Friedensbrücke
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Boulder Area · Upper Lusatia
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Neusche Promenade
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Gebirgsverein-Felsen
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Einsamer Turm
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Xenon
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Gratzer Höhle
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Opferstein
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Mönchswand
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Unterer Mönch
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Elefantenkopf
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Upper Lusatia, a region in the eastern part of Germany, is not only known for its picturesque landscape and historical sights, but also for its diverse range of climbing areas. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced climber, there's something for everyone in Upper Lusatia.


One of the most popular climbing areas in the region is the Zittau Mountains. With its impressive sandstone formations and a large selection of routes, it offers ideal conditions for sport climbing. The rocks are well secured and allow for safe free climbing.


To get to the climbing areas in Upper Lusatia, you can either travel by car or by public transport. The Zittau Mountains, for example, are close to the town of Zittau and can be reached by train or bus.


Tourist attractions

In addition to climbing, there are many other interesting tourist attractions to discover in Upper Lusatia. One of these is the historic old town of Görlitz, which is considered one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. Here you can stroll through narrow alleyways, admire magnificent Renaissance and Baroque buildings and visit cozy cafés and restaurants.


The UNESCO Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape Biosphere Reserve is also well worth a visit. Here you can explore the region's unique flora and fauna on extended hikes. There are also numerous well-developed paths for cyclists that lead through idyllic landscapes.

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