• 8.88 km long
  • Round trip
  • Difficulty: medium
  • Condition: easy
  • Hiking
  • 2:24 h
  • 8.88 km
  • 141 m
  • 141 m
  • 295 m
  • 427 m
  • 132 m
  • Start: Station of the Weißeritztalbahn Seifersdorf
  • Destination: Station of the Weißeritztalbahn Seifersdorf
Seifersdorf-Erashöhe- Paulsdorfer Heide- Malter dam- Seifersdorf

Pavements

Unknown (9%)
Street (32%)
Gravel (45%)
Trail (13%)
Path (1%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

From Seifersdorf train station, the hike takes you past a lovely rest area and along Bergstrasse into the center of Seifersdorf. To the right of the path you will see a small memorial park/home park, the Prinzengässchen and the Seifersdorf church with its winged altar (left-winged, unique in Saxony) and Gothic wall frescoes (guided tours available by appointment: Klaus Böhme 0151 54871002). Once you reach the upper village, cross Borlaser Str. and continue along Bergstrasse, past the sports field towards Erashöhe (428 m).

On the Seifersdorfer Kirchweg to the right you reach the "Paulsdorfer Heide". At the exit of the Paulsdorfer Heide you almost reach the entrance to Paulshain, but turn left downhill past the ponds and the Schurig tree nursery. The Baumschulenweg takes you to Talsperrenstrasse. Walk along the reservoir to the dam wall and continue along "Neue Strasse", turning right into "Seifersdorfer Grund". Return to the starting point parallel to the river.

Tour information

  • Loop Road

  • Stop at an Inn

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there
Train or car
Parking

Seifersdorf train station

Parking lot at the rest area (near Weißeritzbrücke)

Public transportation
Narrow-gauge railroad Weißeritztalbahn

Additional information

Dippoldiswalde town council Tel.: 03504 64990

Author

Erlebnisheimat Erzgebirge

Organization

Erlebnisheimat Erzgebirge

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Refreshments: Landhotel Paulsdorf, Eis-Oase, Jagdhotel am See

Erashöhe with refuge and view of the Eastern Ore Mountains

This tour can be combined with "From Seifersdorf through the Dippoldiswald Heath" and the "Malter Panorama Trail".

Map

Weißeritz valleys - Saxon cartography