• 9.94 km long
  • Round trip
  • Difficulty: medium
  • Condition: medium
  • Cycling
  • 0:43 h
  • 9.94 km
  • 137 m
  • 137 m
  • 579 m
  • 685 m
  • 106 m
  • Start: Marienberg town hall, Walter-Mehnert-Str. 3, 09496 Marienberg
  • Destination: Marienberg town hall, Walter-Mehnert-Str. 3, 09496 Marienberg

Pavements

Unknown (7%)
Street (3%)
Asphalt (47%)
Gravel (35%)
Path (9%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

The start is at the parking lot at the Marienberg town hall. From there, the route passes the former shaft "Vater Abraham" to the visitor mine Pferdegöpel. Across the Lauta meadows, you reach a gentle ascent up to the Drei-Brüder-Höhe. The local observation tower offers a magnificent panoramic view. Going downhill, the route crosses the B171 and leads into the wooded cycling and hiking area at the Mooshaide up to the Bergmagazin with the "Saxon-Bohemian Ore Mountains Museum." Here, the cycle path "Am Schlettenbach" branches off and leads back to the Marienberg city center with the historic town core in the Renaissance style, over the large square marketplace. Through the Zschopau Gate, you reach the starting point.

Tour information

  • Cultural Interesting

  • Loop Road

  • Stop at an Inn

Equipment

Trekking bike, mountain bike, e-bike

Directions & Parking facilities

Parking
Parking (free) at the Marienberg town hall
Public transportation
Bus

Additional information

Tourist Information Marienberg

Markt 1, 09496 Marienberg

Phone: +49 (0) 37 35 602-270

Fax: +49 37 35 602-271

E-mail:

Website: www.marienberg.de

Author

Erlebnisheimat Erzgebirge

Organization

Stadtverwaltung Marienberg

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Sights: 

Visitor mine Pferdegöpel Lauta

Ideal city layout of the Italian Renaissance

Saxon-Bohemian Ore Mountains Museum in the Bergmagazin

Places to eat:

Hotel "Weißes Roß", phone +49 (0) 3735 68000

Restaurant "Ratskeller" (directly on the market), phone +49 (0) 3735 266892

Mountain hotel "Drei-Brüder-Höhe", phone +49 (0) 3735 6000

Map

Cycle route Saxon Central Mountains