Spitzberg round/Sohland

  • 8.97 km long
  • Round trip
  • Difficulty: medium
  • Condition: medium
  • Cross-country skiing
  • 2:35 h
  • 8.97 km
  • 176 m
  • 161 m
  • 380 m
  • 453 m
  • 73 m
  • Start: Border crossing coming from Lipova
The Spitzberg round, as part of the main trail, is reached from the border crossing to Lipova. The winter sportsman immerses himself in the silence of the forest and can complete his round on 5 km. The location at the foot of Spitzberg, which is of volcanic origin and whose basalt peak is a special feature for geologists, is interesting.

This circuit, like all individual circuits I – VI, is part of the main trail.

After experiencing the Oberdorf round or at least part of it, the Spitzberg round is reached. The Spitzberg is a volcanic origin elevation – basalt rock characterizes the summit, which is already on Czech territory.

Just a little off this trail section, the winter sportsman comes into contact with the southernmost point of the Bautzen district.

The shelter “Spitzberghütte” (3) offers refuge in adverse conditions or a chance for a snack from the backpack.

Length: 5 km, Difficulty: black

Good to know

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Tour information

  • Loop Road

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there
Coming from B98, roundabout towards town center - from there about 3 km through the entire town (Main Street, Hainspacher Street) to the park track or parking lot before the border crossing to Lipova (from there with skis heading southeast)
Parking
Park tracks on Hainspacher Street

Literature

Trail signs at the starting points

Author

Gemeinde Sohland a.d. Spree

Organization

Bürger- und Touristinformation Sohland

Map

Trail maps printed and on the internet