Darum lohnt sich der Besuch.
The tour starts on the market square in Bad Schandau. It goes down to the Elbe and we first cycle downstream to the city bridge. From here you have a great panoramic view over the Elbe, the city and the rocks all around. In the other direction we see the Lilienstein, but turn in the direction of the national park train station. In loops we roll down to the Elberadweg. On the other side of the Elbe stretches the spa town of Bad Schandau and the historic passenger elevator winks in the morning light. On the left of the Elbe we follow the cycle path to Krippen, where we catch exciting perspectives with a view of the Schrammsteine. In general, you feel comfortable here between the rocks, it rolls well and the route is smooth and flat. The ferry is already waiting for us at the ferry terminal in Schmilka-Hirschmühle and will take us safely to the other bank of the river. The change of…
Was dich erwartet
A comfortable and short round by bike along the Elbe in Bad Schandau and its villages Krippen and Schmilka.
Gut zu wissen
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Planungsdetails
Ausrüstung
A backpack or a simple pannier bag is perfectly adequate for transporting provisions and snacks. Don't forget your helmet and sunscreen!
Sicherheit
The route is almost car-free. On the left, southern side of the Elbe, the Elbe Cycle Path is partly used by local residents as an access route. Watch out at the level of the Ziegelscheune in Krippen: Here you drive between the restaurant and the beer garden. So either slow down or stop yourself and take a break.
Parken
P+R at the National Park railway station or car park at Elbkai (An der Elbe 12).
ÖPNV
Bus stop: Bad Schandau Markt Line 241 (Pirna - Königstein - Bad Schandau - Hinterhermsdorf) Line 252 (Schmilka - Ostrau - Bad Schandau - Krippen - Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna) Stop: National Park railway station Bad Schandau - the starting point can be reached by ferry Bad Schandau S-Bahn S1 (Meißen-Triebischtal - Dresden - Bad Schandau - Schöna) National park railway U28 (Rumburk - Sebnitz - Bad Schandau - Děčín) RE 20 (Dresden - Bad Schandau - Litoměřice) Various bus lines in the region Timetable information
Tipp des Anbieters
Don't have your own bike with you? The Aktiv Zentrum Sächsische Schweiz in Bad Schandau with its bike rental is happy to help.