Darum lohnt sich der Besuch.
Hohnstein Marktplatz - Rathausstraße - Weg „Bärengarten“ - Schindergraben (blauer Strich) - Polenztal - Polenz - (Markierung roter Punkt) - Hockstein (Markierung blauer sowie grüner Strich) - Wolfsschlucht - Hockstein - Teufelsgrundbrücke - Knotenweg (grüner Strich) - Koppelsgrund - Füllholzelweg (roter Strich) - Polenztal - Waltersdorfer Mühle - Brücke - Neuweg (roter Strich) - Hohnstein Marktplatz
Was dich erwartet
Eine kindgerechte Rundwanderung, die durch das beeindruckende Polenztal über den Hockstein ins verschlafene Örtchen Hohnstein führt.
Gut zu wissen
By car coming from Lohmen, Bad Schandau or Sebnitz to the market place Hohnstein.
Planungsdetails
Wegbeschreibung
The start point is Hohnstein market square. From here, we first take the small Rathausstraße downhill - with the castle to our right - and then turn immediately right into the path "Bärengarten". The blue line markings take us down into the Schindergraben. The name comes from the original profession of the "Schinder" or coverer, who gave the graden to sick animals and disposed of the carcasses in lonely areas - an important task for epidemic prevention. The Schindergraben flows into the Polenz valley. After…
Ausrüstung
Hiking shoes required, food
Sicherheit
Not for people with claustrophobia! Surefootedness and a head for heights are required.
Parken
There are several parking possibilities, some of which are subject to a charge, at the Eiche car park, at the car park of the former railway station in Hohnstein or at the hikers' car park below the castle near the sewage treatment plant.
ÖPNV
With S1 to Pirna, there change to bus 237 (direction Sebnitz) to Markt, Hohnstein.
Anreise
By car coming from Lohmen, Bad Schandau or Sebnitz to the market place Hohnstein.
Tipp des Anbieters
The tour is suitable for children. At the Wolfsschlucht there are numerous lattice stairs to climb and it is quite narrow, so the tour is only suitable for dogs to a limited extent.