Today we hike on the terrace with fantastic views from the Kirnitzschtal valley to the Elbe valley.
The Kirnitzschtalbahn takes us to the Nasser Grund stop. Our path begins about 5 minutes down the valley. On the forest road, we turn diagonally left at the third junction directly before the steep section into the Jordanweg (not at a right angle). At the top of the sand hole, we turn left towards the "green dot" markings. At the highest point of the path, the unmarked path, the Zahme Hölle, turns right. Partly flat, then through a striking rock gate, you reach the Oberer Affensteinweg after a maximum of 30 minutes. Follow this to the left and after another 10 minutes you will cross the Wilde Hölle. If you wish, you can make a short detour to the Carolaaussicht. Now continue along the mountain path marked with a green triangle. The group of rocks above the path are the "triplets". On the valley side, the view of the mighty massif of the Rokoko rocks and the Flachsköpfe. A little further on is the impressive sight of the "Lange Horn". Shortly before this, we come to the exit of the
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