Darum lohnt sich der Besuch.
The craggy stone world is so twisted and mysterious that the locals named the rock group Labyrinth. For children, climbing through the labyrinth is great fun, for adults it might be a bit cramped in some places. The tour is easy to find. A forest path ("Grüner Punkt") leads from the car park about 500 metres to the entrance of the rock labyrinth. Numbers in ascending order mark the way over ladders and through some narrow rock crevices, caves and passages. No one has to be afraid of getting lost, but it remains exciting until the end. It is also possible to climb up to the small plateau. One of the largest natural adventure playgrounds in Saxon Switzerland opens up for the children here.
Was dich erwartet
About 5 kilometres from Königstein Fortress, in a small wood, lies a real rock labyrinth.
Gut zu wissen
A17 bis Abfahrt Pirna. In Pirna rechts auf die B172 Richtung Bad Schandau abbiegen. Nach Ortsausgang Pirna Schild, Rosenthal-Bielatal folgend nach rechts. Einfahrt linke Seite.
Planungsdetails
Wegbeschreibung
Difficulty: easy; suitable for children from approx. 4 years of age
Sicherheit
Please note: in the Sächsische Schweiz National Park, only marked trails may be used in the core zone. Fines may be imposed for violations.Trail markings
Parken
Parkplatz Labyrinth
ÖPNV
Anreise/ Abreise: Buslinie 245 (Pirna - Rosenthal - Snezník - Tisa), Haltestelle: Langenhennersdorf, Abzweig Labyrinth
Anreise
A17 bis Abfahrt Pirna. In Pirna rechts auf die B172 Richtung Bad Schandau abbiegen. Nach Ortsausgang Pirna Schild, Rosenthal-Bielatal folgend nach rechts. Einfahrt linke Seite.
Tipp des Anbieters
This hike is also well suited for hiking with children.