Priessnitz Waterfall – Path along the Prießnitz loop from Dresden Airport

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Saxony

Priessnitz Waterfall – Path along the Prießnitz loop from Dresden Airport

Moderate

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Priessnitz Waterfall – Path along the Prießnitz loop from Dresden Airport

02:41

10.1km

100m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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2.31 km

Pusch Spring

Highlight • Natural Monument

Oskar Pusch (1877-1970) was an architect and building officer, mountaineer, local history researcher and worked as an appraiser for the Saxon Heritage Protection Association. He made particular efforts to historical …

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2.38 km

Shelter and benches at Prießnitz Waterfall

Highlight • Rest Area

Interesting hut above the Prießnitz waterfall. To reach via a staircase. Provides space for people & bike in the rain.

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2.51 km

Priessnitz Waterfall

Highlight • Waterfall

The waterfall of the Prießnitz river is something special. To experience these forces of nature. you do this hike. The rest options = rest area with seating and the hut, …

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2.57 km

Path along the Prießnitz

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The heath offers countless hiking opportunities. One of the most beautiful options, however, is along the Prießnitz River. There's a great hut for resting and also places to stop for refreshments.

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2.92 km

Anders Bridge in the Priessnitz Valley

Highlight • Bridge

beautiful valley, wonderful nature

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4.41 km

Wettin Bridge over the Prießnitz

Highlight • Bridge

You can get close to the water here to play or to wash your hands.

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4.83 km

Kannenhenkel Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Where else if not across the bridge?

Arched bridge made of granite rubble with a walled parapet, significant in terms of local history and landscape design; Bridge of the can handle over the Prießnitz

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