• 3.94 km long
  • Round trip
  • Difficulty: easy
  • Condition: very easy
  • Hiking
  • 1:05 h
  • 3.94 km
  • 112 m
  • 116 m
  • 388 m
  • 444 m
  • 56 m
  • Start: Parking lot Untere Hauptstraße/Wasserweg
  • Destination: At the church

The small route through Schlößchen shows the colorful crocus blossoms that decorate the gardens in spring.

The crocuses show themselves in their beautiful splendor. It is worth hiking the small route.

During the crocus blooming period (depending on the weather from early March to late April), the meadows in Schlößchen shine in various shades of violet. The spring crocuses, also popularly known as "naked ladies", then bloom for about 2 to 3 weeks and offer a unique natural experience.

Start
Start
Parking lot Untere Hauptstraße/Wasserweg
Destination
Destination
At the church

Pavements

Asphalt (77%)
Gravel (1%)
Trail (3%)
Path (19%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

From the starting point, walk downhill along Untere Hauptstraße past the gardens and houses. After the small woodland section, follow the Mittlerer Weg uphill to Porschendorfweg, where you turn right. Then turn left onto the Oberer Weg and follow it until you come back below the parking lot onto Untere Hauptstraße. Follow this past the parking lot to the church, where you can still discover crocuses on the right-hand side of the path.

Tour information

  • Loop Road

  • Stop at an Inn

  • Suitable for Pushchair

Equipment

No special equipment is required.

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there
You can reach the Amtsberg district Schlößchen via the B174 from Chemnitz and Marienberg. You can also drive to Amtsberg via the B180 from Burkhardtsdorf and Augustusburg.
Parking
The parking lot is located at the corner of Untere Hauptstraße/Wasserweg. There are also parking spaces on the left side of the street in the direction of the church.

Additional information

The crocus is protected by nature conservation. Mostly private properties contain the crocuses.

Author

Corinna Bergelt

Organization

Greifensteinregion

License (master data)

Corinna Bergelt
License: Attribution, NoDerivatives