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· The Ore Mountains
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Hetzdorf ViaductPhoto: Hans Weiske
Whether you are a railroad, hiking or nature lover - the Hetzdorf Viaduct is a unique experience for everyone. The viaduct is a listed former railroad bridge on the Dresden-Werdau line. The bridge was taken out of service in 1992. Today it can be crossed on foot and is 43 meters high and 328 meters long. It has four large and thirteen small arches. The bridge describes an arc with a radius of 572 meters. Blue-grey gneiss, granite and Pirna sandstone were used as building materials.
Today, the bridge is a highlight of the Ostsee-Saaletalsperren long-distance hiking trail. It offers an unforgettable view over the Flöha Valley. If you want to let your eyes wander even further over the valley, you should climb the Bastei, which is just a few hundred meters higher up.
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A challenging hike that combines the beautiful landscape between the Zschopau and Flöha rivers in the Ore Mountains with notable landmarks of Saxon ...
> Wir beginnen die Wanderung am Bahnhof Hetzdorf 01 der Eisenbahnlinie Chemnitz – Olbernhau. Mit Umstieg in Flöha ist der Bahnhof Hetzdorf auch ...
Circular walk along the Flöha and through Falkenau to the imposing Hetzdorf viaduct.
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