Circular route 3: Nature experience trail Biological diversity & local history Kreba-Neudorf
- 1:00 h
- 4.32 km
- 3 m
- 3 m
- 140 m
- 145 m
- 5 m
- Start: Kreba
- Destination: Tschernske
Circular route 1 Kreba – Neudorf – Kreba | 5.5 km
Circular route 1 consists of 5 different themed paths and connects the towns of Kreba and Neudorf. You can start from the entrances in Kreba or Neudorf. Which direction you go does not matter. The circular route is signposted in both directions and can be explored in individual stages.
Circular route 2 Park – Kreba ponds | 3.5 km
Circular route 2 consists of 3 themed paths and leads through the palace park to the Kreba pond group.
Circular route 3 Cycling route Lache – Tschernske | 5 km
Circular route 3 is best explored by bike. It connects Kreba with the towns of Lache and Tschernske.
Good to know
Pavements
- Unknown (46%)Street (2%)Asphalt (2%)Gravel (21%)Trail (28%)
Best to visit
- suitableDepends on weather
Directions
Route 3
The cycling route starts at the open-air inn "Zur Krone", a play and rest area for the whole family. From there you cycle leisurely like the high-wheeler rider to the Black Lache, where the pond master reveals something about the special features of the Kreba fish farming. After that, continue through fields and meadows to the two towns Lache and Tschernske and then back to Kreba.
Tour information
Suitable for Pushchair
Tour with Dog
Directions & Parking facilities
- Public transportation
Kreba and Neudorf are served daily by barrier-free buses of line 70 (Mücka – Reichwalde - Boxberg - Weißwasser). There are stops in both districts (see map). Connections and transfer options are available in Mücka with bus 501 to/from Bautzen and the House of a Thousand Ponds in Wartha, as well as by train (RB64) to/from Hoyerswerda, Niesky, and Görlitz. From Reichwalde, line 72 runs to/from Rietschen (Erlichthof). There and in Weißwasser you can catch trains towards/from Cottbus (RB 65). Buses and the forest railway run from/to Weißwasser to Bad Muskau and Kromlau (Fürst-Pückler-Park, Muskauer Faltenbogen Geopark). To/from the Nochten Erratic Boulder Park and the Bärwalder Lake, you can take line 70, which directly serves both on weekends and holidays.
If you want to visit us from Dresden, take the trains towards Görlitz to Bautzen (RE1, RB60) and switch there to buses (line 501) to Mücka (station). From Leipzig, take the train to Hoyerswerda and from there continue with RB64 to Mücka. From there it is 2 km more (bike and footpath) to Neudorf or further with line 70 buses to Neudorf (center) or Kreba.
If you want to visit us from Berlin, take the trains towards Cottbus and further to Weißwasser. There change to buses of line 70 towards Mücka (exit Kreba or Neudorf center).
Information and registration for wheelchairs, groups etc. ZVON: 0800-9866-4636 or 03591-326910 | www.zvon.de
Public transport district Görlitz: www.gutvernetzt-landkreis-gr.de Bus L501: RBO 03591-491130 | info@regiobus-bautzen.net | www.regionalbus-oberlausitz.de
Bus L70: OVO 03588-2591730 | info@moveas.de | www.ov-oberlausitz.de
Train: ODEG 030-51 48 88 88 8 | 03581-764 8910 | www.odeg.de | www.bahn.de
Additional information
Brochure with all information about the route: https://naturerlebnispfad-kreba-neudorf.de/rundwege.html
Author
Isabell Klette
Organization
Das Landschaftswunderland Oberlausitz
License (master data)
Isabell Klette
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
At each station, an animal inhabitant of the forest awaits you and holds exciting stories and puzzles for you.
Safety guidelines
Traveling on four hooves: From the back of a horse you see more than when traveling on foot or by bike. Please use the official riding trails. Stations 10 to 14 lie directly on the regional riding trail through Neudorf.
Traveling with four paws: You are welcome to take your four-legged friend along on the route. Dogs should be kept on a leash on the experience trail.