• 9.54 km long
  • Round trip
  • Difficulty: easy
  • Condition: very easy
  • Hiking
  • 2:40 h
  • 9.54 km
  • 255 m
  • 255 m
  • 362 m
  • 521 m
  • 159 m
  • Start: Kurparkhotel Warmbad
  • Destination: Kurparkhotel Warmbad
Circular hiking route between Großolbersdorf and the Zschopautal following the trail of the "Robin Hood" of the Ore Mountains.

Pavements

Unknown (3%)
Street (25%)
Asphalt (11%)
Gravel (17%)
Trail (45%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

Warmbad Wolkenstein was part of the immediate home of the folk hero Karl Stülpner, also known as the "Son of our Forests." From the Kurparksee we follow the red trail northwards to the Brand-Wald (the name comes from the time of charcoal burners) and then switch to the yellow trail towards Hopfgarten. There we take the red-marked Zschopautal path downstream, which we leave again at the beginning of the green-marked Stülpner Trail to reach Großolbersdorf and the well-maintained grave site. The red-marked high route or the path via the Wurzelbachschänke back to Warmbad offers a view of Scharfenstein Castle, which Stülpner is said to have once besieged alone. Could he also have bathed in the Warmbad thermal waters at that time?

Tour information

  • Loop Road

Directions & Parking facilities

Parking
Parking lot Silber-Therme Warmbad (paid)
Public transportation
Bus, train

Additional information

Museum & guest office Schloss Wolkenstein, Schlossplatz 1, 09429 Wolkenstein,
Tel.: +49 37369 87123, Fax: +49 37369 87124, info@stadt-wolkenstein.de, www.stadt-wolkenstein.de

Author

Stadt und Gästebüro Wolkenstein - Uta Liebing

Organization

Erlebnisheimat Erzgebirge

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Sights:

- Warmbad spa center with source house and Silber-Therme Warmbad

- Stülpner's grave at the cemetery in Großolbersdorf

- Museums in Großolbersdorf

Places to eat:

- Spa town Warmbad

- Municipality of Großolbersdorf

Tip: hiking guide on request