The Ebersbach circular route takes you through the district of Ebersbach/Sa. in the Spreequell town of Ebersbach-Neugersdorf. Along the signposts featuring the figure Eberhardt, a variation of the coat of arms animal of the former town of Ebersbach/Sa., you can enjoy stunning half-timbered houses, the historic Spreeborn spring, and the hilly landscape of the Lusatian Highlands on this circular route.
Author’s recommendation
If you pass the Upper Kirchweg, you can take a break at the Coffee Museum with a fresh cup of coffee and soak in the unique atmosphere of the Upper Lusatian half-timbered houses.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Safety information
Caution on paths and in the forest! In winter, loose branches may fall from trees or trees may topple due to weather conditions. Pay attention to current notices from the city administration media.
Tips and suggestions
For more information about the Spreequell town Ebersbach-Neugersdorf, please visit our tourist website www.spreequellland.info
Roadbook
Coming from Ebersbach/Sa. station, walk south along Bahnhofstraße until you reach the boar symbol Eberhardt. From there, the circular route continues eastward. After crossing the "Blue Wonder" bridge, you go through fields and woods over the Schlechteberg hill to the Felsenmühle. At the end of the descent, you will find first signs to the historic Spreeborn spring on Neugersdorfer Straße. This spot invites you to pause and is the most beautiful of the three Spree springs. The boar leads you now along the Hofeweg northwards into the upper village of Ebersbach. Once you have passed the B96, the path runs through a picturesque half-timbered house landscape reflecting the rustic lifestyle of southern Upper Lusatia. If you need a cool-down along the way, you can visit the Ebersbach outdoor pool during the summer months. If you prefer a fresh cup of coffee and a slice of cake, the Coffee Museum with its own coffee roasting facility is just 200 meters further. Afterwards, you reach the Gutberg via small alleys and a field path, from where you can once again view its bigger brother, the Schlechteberg. Heading south, you pass the impressive factors' house "Alte Mangel." From here, the route leads along Georgswalder Straße to the Hainberg, where the eponymous restaurant invites you to enjoy a typical Upper Lusatian meal. After one last short descent, the Ebersbach circular route ends at the starting point on Bahnhofstraße.
Heintzes SoftEis -Eisgarten im Oberland
Apotheke Oberland
Barockkirche
Caravanstellplatz am Freibad in Ebersbach-Neugersdorf
Gasthof Brauerei
Kaffeemuseum
Grünsteinhof
Die "Alte Mangel"
Hotel Panorama und Restaurant Hainberg
Bahnhof Ebersbach/Sa.
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Ebersbach/Sa. station is located on the Dresden - Zittau/Liberec train line, which operates with an hourly schedule.
The stop is also served by KVG bus lines 3, 50, 51, and 53.
From the starting point, walk approximately 400 m south until you reach the signpost of the boar Eberhardt.
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Directions
B96 towards Ebersbach - Bahnhofstraße - Ebersbach/Sa. station.
Parking
There is ample parking available both on Bahnhofstraße and on the station grounds.
Coordinates
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Equipment
Sturdy footwear is recommended
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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