To the magical Weifberg view
To the magical Weifberg view
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None other than the developer of the Upper Saxon Switzerland, Pastor Wilhelm Leberecht Götzinger, said that when visiting Hinterhermsdorf, the first step must be to the Weifberg in order to enjoy the magical view.
by Nationalpark Sächsische Schweiz
Last updated: June 13, 2024
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Start point
Bus stop
281 m
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1.03 km
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1.59 km
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1.77 km
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2.11 km
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4.40 km
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6.46 km
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7.03 km
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8.33 km
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10.6 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
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6.24 km
2.94 km
609 m
505 m
264 m
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3.79 km
3.46 km
2.65 km
479 m
225 m
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November 3, 2020
None other than the developer of the Upper Saxon Switzerland, Pastor Wilhelm Leberecht Götzinger, said that when visiting Hinterhermsdorf, the first step must be to the Weifberg in order to enjoy the magical view.
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November 3, 2020
From the starting point (parking lot/bus stop Hinterhermsdorf, Erbgericht), we hike northward toward Weifberg (blue line, Weifbergstraße, then Nixdorfer Straße). The yellow dot will later take us to the foot of the 32-meter-high observation tower on Weifberg, which has 173 steps. It offers a magnificent
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