Darum lohnt sich der Besuch.
From the car park at the Marie-Louise-Stolln visitor mine in Berggießhübel, drive down the valley and pass the iron road. It used to be used as a transport route for the iron ore mines in the Gottleuba Valley to the hammer mills on the banks of the Bahra River.Soon you reach the village of the same name; after a long, steady climb, you pass through the…
Was dich erwartet
From the car park at the Marie-Louise-Stolln visitor mine in Berggießhübel, drive down the valley and pass the iron road. It used to be used as a transport route for the iron ore mines in the Gottleuba Valley to the hammer mills on the banks of the Bahra River.Soon you reach the village of the same name; after a long, steady climb, you pass through the…
Gut zu wissen
Take the A17 in the direction of Prague to the Bahretal exit and continue in the direction of Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel.
Planungsdetails
Wegbeschreibung
The tour runs mostly on flat ground. Smaller climbs are on the Eisenstraße, from Bahra in the direction of Raum and in the rear Schaftwald forest in the direction of Grenzplatte. A somewhat steeper climb is the approx. 1.5 km long section from Hellendorf in the direction of Bad Gottleuba, which you can alternatively avoid by riding through the Bahratal valley via Markersbach and Bahra back to Berggießhübel.
Parken
in the town centre or at the "Marie Louise Stolln" visitor mine
ÖPNV
Arrival/departure: From Pirna: Lines 207 , 216 and 219 to the "Kurhaus Berggießhübel".
Anreise
Take the A17 in the direction of Prague to the Bahretal exit and continue in the direction of Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel.
Tipp des Anbieters
The bike BUSES run on all public holidays and weekends from 1 April to 31 October. They can transport up to 16 bikes at a time. Transporting e-bikes is no problem. Your advantage: Overnight guests with the mobile guest card only need to buy a bike ticket. This is possible with the bus driver.