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· Saxon Switzerland
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Viewing platform at the BarbarinePhoto: Antonie Schmid, Outdooractive Editors
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11. Oktober 2022
From Nikolsdorf, the trail continues through the Biela valley to the Quirl plateau, past the Pfaffenstein and to the "Alte Gärtnerei" bivouac in ...
The day route leads from Gohrisch through the so-called Nadelöhr to the Pfaffenstein, then on to Königstein, with the ferry to Halbestadt, and ...
A varied tour up the Pfaffenstein with a steep ascent through the eye of the needle, many viewpoints and a view of the striking Barbarine.
The Quirl massif is known for its many caves. Exploring them is particularly exciting for children! Through the "eye of the needle" you can reach ...
Under the spell of Königstein FortressWe admire the Barbarine rock pinnacle. Afterwards, we conquer Königstein Fortress.
With the Pfaffenstein, the Gohrisch, the Papststein, and the Barbarine, we experience four of the most famous rocks of Saxon Switzerland.
This scenic hike is also wonderfully suitable for families - also because of the caves at the end of the route.
The Pfaffenstein is a table mountain offering spectacular views; its striking rock spire, the Barbarine, is a landmark of Saxon Switzerland.
From Nikolsdorf, the trail continues through the Biela valley to the Quirl plateau, past the Pfaffenstein and to the "Alte Gärtnerei" bivouac in ...
A varied tour up the Pfaffenstein with a steep ascent through the eye of the needle, many viewpoints and a view of the striking Barbarine.
The day route leads from Gohrisch through the so-called Nadelöhr to the Pfaffenstein, then on to Königstein, with the ferry to Halbestadt, and ...
With the Pfaffenstein, the Gohrisch, the Papststein, and the Barbarine, we experience four of the most famous rocks of Saxon Switzerland.
The Quirl massif is known for its many caves. Exploring them is particularly exciting for children! Through the "eye of the needle" you can reach ...
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