Best mountain peaks around Naundorf, located in the Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge region of Saxony, Germany, features a hilly landscape with an average elevation of 533 meters. While not characterized by towering peaks, the area offers notable elevations and viewpoints. The highest point in the immediate vicinity reaches approximately 650 meters. These elevated spots provide scenic experiences and local attractions for visitors.
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Cobblestone road up to the Albert Tower, MTB super...challenging with the racing bike
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The Collm can be seen from afar. In front of the village of Collm you can see the course of the road high up Collm where there are trees without leaves.
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UP Cycling Team from Leipzig provides a checkpoint right on top of the Collmberg, a Leipzig favourite for the hill-bereft city cyclists. Famous for its cobblestone surface, it's an absolute highlight for MB400 2023.
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radio tower collm The Oschatz transmitter is a basic network transmitter of Deutsche Funkturm GmbH for broadcasting radio signals. It is located on the Collm six kilometers west of Oschatz. A 90 meter high reinforced concrete tower, which was built in 1960, was originally used as the antenna carrier. @wikipedia
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When the weather is nice, you have a very wide view (among other things, you can see the Monument to the Battle of the Nations in Leipzig). To get to the tower, you have to overcome 102 steps.
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The Eichardthöhe station of the Royal Saxon Triangulation is one of many measuring points in Saxony.
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"The Royal Saxon Triangulation (here with the historical proper name) is a land survey carried out in the years 1862 to 1890 on the territory of the Kingdom of Saxony with simultaneous creation of a trigonometric network. The aim was to precisely record the national territory scientifically and geodetically and to create the basis for the production of precise maps by defining permanently marketed fixed points. " % C3% A4xian_triangulation From the Eichhardthöhe v.N. the following stations targeted: Collmberg, Hohenwussen, Schleinitzhöhe, Wetterhöhe, Reichenbachhöhe, Kreuz (Hartha, clearly recognizable by the large wind turbines), Deditzhöhe
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Already 360 years ago, the hunting-loving Elector George I had the idea of building a lookout tower on the Collmberg, but it was not until 1851 that the construction of the Albert Tower was possible thanks to donations from many nature and local friends, and so it was laid on the top of the Collmberg Cornerstone. In April 1854 the 18 m high tower was opened for climbing.
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While Naundorf itself is characterized by a hilly landscape rather than towering mountains, the broader region offers several significant elevated points. The most prominent include the Albert Tower on the Collmberg, which offers panoramic views, and the Eicherdthöhe, known for its historical significance as a measuring station.
Yes, both the Albert Tower on the Collmberg and the Eicherdthöhe are significant historical sites. The Albert Tower, built in 1854, houses a monolith for the Royal Saxon triangulation, playing a central role in Saxony's land surveying. The Eicherdthöhe is also a historic measuring station from the Royal Saxon Triangulation.
From the Albert Tower on the Collmberg, you can enjoy a fantastic, wide view, with visibility extending to the Monument to the Battle of the Nations in Leipzig on clear days. The Eicherdthöhe offers beautiful views over the Muldental to the Saxon granulite mountains and even the Ore Mountains with good visibility.
Yes, the Eicherdthöhe is considered family-friendly. Additionally, the View of Collm Hill is also noted as family-friendly, offering pleasant spots for all ages to enjoy the scenery.
The observation tower "Otto's Eck" in Naundorf (Dippoldiswalde) is accessible from April to October on weekends and public holidays. For the other elevated points like the Collmberg, spring, summer, and autumn generally offer the best weather for hiking and enjoying the panoramic views. Winter can also be beautiful, but trails might be more challenging due to snow or ice.
Yes, there are various hiking opportunities. For example, the Albert Tower on the Collmberg is a popular destination for hikers. You can find numerous hiking routes around Naundorf, including easy options like the "Old Cemetery Jahna – Picnic area by the pond loop from Salbitz" or the "St. Katharinen Church Naundorf – Book cell loop from Naundorf". Explore more options in the Hiking around Naundorf guide.
Beyond hiking, the region around Naundorf is excellent for cycling. You can find traffic-free bike rides suitable for touring bikes and mountain bikes. Routes like "Albert Tower on the Collmberg – Albert Tower on Collmberg loop from Mügeln (b Oschatz) Stadt" offer great experiences. Discover more cycling routes in the Traffic-free bike rides around Naundorf guide.
The Albert Tower on the Collmberg is located on the 312-meter high Collmberg. To reach the top of the tower itself, you need to ascend 102 steps. The area is well-suited for hikers and cyclists, with well-kept benches inviting visitors to rest.
Yes, the climb to the Collmberg summit is known for its challenging cobblestone surface, making it a highlight for mountain bikers and experienced road cyclists, especially as part of events like the MB400. It's a favorite for cyclists seeking a demanding ascent.
For easy hiking, consider routes like the "Old Cemetery Jahna – Picnic area by the pond loop from Salbitz" (5.7 km) or the "St. Katharinen Church Naundorf – Book cell loop from Naundorf" (2.6 km). These offer gentle terrain suitable for a relaxed walk. More easy options are available in the Hiking around Naundorf guide.
While specific dog-friendly designations for each peak are not always available, many natural trails and hiking routes in the region are generally accessible for dogs, provided they are kept on a leash. Always check local regulations or signage for specific restrictions in certain areas or protected zones.


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