Griesgrund

Soft mosses, huge ferns, sandstone cliffs left and right - here you will find, apart from the much visited attractions Bastei and Schwedenlöcher some peace in no less impressive nature.

If you want, you can simply continue hiking from the Griesgrund, through the Zscherregrund, Uttewalder Grund, and the Höllengrund.

Just beautiful, is a bit offside and who likes it sporty may look forward to this route.

A very nice old hiking trail where you have to climb a little bit, but quite suitable for beginners.
He goes from stone table Bastei way to the bike path between Rahten and Wehlen.

Little committed climbing trail that is especially suitable for the climb. Sturdy shoes and sure-footedness are recommended. But you will be rewarded with an idyllic and exciting for children from about 8 years path.

The Griesgrund is a "mountain path" in the national park, marked with a green arrow - may therefore be officially committed. Walkable in both directions. Very beautiful and wild ... beautiful Kraxelei.

Here is the beautiful Griesgrund (green hiking mark).

This is definitely a highlight. I only came up there by accident. And was really excited was my highlight of the day.

Attention, the Griesgrund is wildly romantic, but is located in the core zone of the national park, so it is not maintained as a path and is difficult to walk.

A great trail over hill and dale, with small climbing inserts.

A great path with a bit of scrambling but a beautiful piece of earth. My daughters (6 and 9) had a lot of fun. I will definitely not have walked this path for the last time.

That's right, the Griesgrund lies in the core zone and only marked paths can be used there.
The path through the Griesgrund is marked as a mountain path (green triangle) and can therefore be officially walked.

Nice easy difficult climb

Fantastically beautiful and natural backdrop. Hiking, climbing and climbing here is just fun and makes nature lovers' hearts beat faster.
This route is particularly recommended for and with children because it is feasible, yet impressive and also offers a bit of an adventure feeling.

The path is in the core zone. Paths that are not signposted are generally to be avoided. To protect nature. If you can't come to terms with that, you shouldn't go hiking in a national park. Just stay away from this path. Thank you!