Darum lohnt sich der Besuch.
Krippen railway station - footpath in the direction of Krippen - "yellow dot" mark - Kellerfelsen - short descent on path ("yellow dot" mark) - cross the road - Liethengrund - "red dot" mark (Koppelsbergweg) to Kohlbornstein - Lasenweg along below the Lasensteine (red dot mark). - Krippenhangweg - "yellow dot" mark - Malerweg - Caspar-David-Friedrich-Weg (green dot mark) - Krippen - Bächelweg - Elbe cycle path
Was dich erwartet
"He who walks towards the sun leaves the shadows behind him.On this hike you will be amazed at what small, interesting paths there are all around the village of Krippen! These hiking trails and paths will take us to the Kohlbornstein mountain high above Krippen. We walk along the Malerweg, Caspar-David-Friedrich-Weg and Sonnenuhrenweg for a while.
Gut zu wissen
Take the B172 in the direction of Bad Schandau, on the bridge use the turn-off to Krippen/ Reinhardtsdorf Schöna.
Planungsdetails
Wegbeschreibung
From Krippen station, we first take the footpath in the direction of Krippen. After about 5 minutes, we cross the road and turn onto a small access road and now follow the "yellow dot" marking. Shortly after the Hönelhof, the steep ascent over steps begins to the Kellerfelsen, a small vantage point commemorating Friedrich Gottlob Keller (1816 -1895). He lived in Krippen and became famous for inventing wood pulp. This was an important step towards the industrial production of paper. Unfortunately, he could not…
Ausrüstung
Sturdy shoes
Sicherheit
Waymarkers
Parken
Only a few free parking spaces at Krippen railway station (8) and a small car park in the village with about 12 parking spaces.
ÖPNV
Arrival/departure: Line S1 (Schöna - Bad Schandau - Pirna - Dresden - Coswig - Meißen)
Anreise
Take the B172 in the direction of Bad Schandau, on the bridge use the turn-off to Krippen/ Reinhardtsdorf Schöna.
Tipp des Anbieters
The tour is suitable for dogs and older children who like to run.