Easter Rider Procession Storcha - Radibor

  • 19.99 km long
  • Round trip
  • Cycling
  • 1:23 h
  • 19.99 km
  • 92 m
  • 96 m
  • 155 m
  • 205 m
  • 50 m

Easter is the greatest Christian festival. On Easter Sunday, the Easter riders set out in processions to proclaim the joyful message of the resurrection of Christ.

At 11:45 a.m., the procession of the Easter riders begins from Radibor to Storcha. Via Schwarzadler, Milkwitz, Strohschütz (Easter rider path) and Dreikretscham, Storcha is reached. The festively dressed riders arrive here around 1:45 p.m. After the ride around the church and cemetery and a lunch break, it goes back to Radibor at 3:30 p.m. Here the Easter riders arrive after their procession through Dreikretscham (Easter rider path), Strohschütz, Milkwitz, Schwarzadler at 5:30 p.m.

From the partner municipality Storcha, the Easter riders are expected after their ride at 11:45 a.m. around 1:45 p.m. in Radibor. Their route leads them along the fields and through Dreikretscham, Loga, Saritsch, Krinitz, Luga, Quoos to Radibor. The return ride begins at 3:30 p.m. and leads through Schwarzadler, Milkwitz, Strohschütz-Easter rider path, Dreikretscham back to Storcha. Here the homecoming at 5:30 p.m. is celebrated with singing and praying.

Good to know

Pavements

Unknown (49%)
Street (27%)
Asphalt (24%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Tour information

  • Loop Road

Additional information

Information about Easter riding in Bautzen and the Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape.

Information about Sorbs in Upper Lusatia www.ski.sorben.com

Author

Josina Heinrich

Organization

Das Landschaftswunderland Oberlausitz

License (master data)

Josina Heinrich
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Safety guidelines

Dear visitor, dear guests

Please note that horses are living beings (flight animals). Behave calmly and keep a distance from the procession in your own interest to avoid accidents. As a sign of your respect for our tradition, it would be nice if you show restraint and silence during the passing of the Easter rider procession.