A display of the most spectacular rock towers unfolds. They are only surpassed by the "Ida Grotto" and "Kuhstall".
We start from the parking lot in Bad Schandau along one of the alleys to the market. The Schandau market is a protected monument. At the church, we continue straight ahead and cross over the Kirnitzsch to Badallee. Here we encounter a number of signposts. About 100 meters to the right in Badallee, the Luther Trail begins. It is the shortest connection to Ostrau. On the way stands the Luther monument. In Ostrau, we reach the Ostrau Ring. We keep to the right to admire the beautiful wooden houses built around 1900. We follow the road back to Bad Schandau down to the bakery oven. Turning left begins the Wenzel path, which leads to Königsplatz; above us to the right are Falkenstein and Hohe Torstein. Diagonally to the right (marked with a green line) we reach the Zeughausweg (branch Great Cathedral), which, marked with a green dot, leads to the Lower Monkey Rock Path, branch Wild Hell. In order, we see the following climbing peaks: Wilder Kopf, Rokoko Tower, somewhat further the slender
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