Döllnitztal Cycle Route

The cyclist can choose the start of the route in Wermsdorf at two locations. One starting point is the town center, the other is at Horstsee. In Wermsdorf, a visit to Hubertusburg Castle is recommended as a prominent sight.

After the town of Glossen, you have the first opportunity to interrupt or alter the trip by boarding the Döllnitz Railway, a narrow-gauge railway commonly known as "Wilder Robert."
The railway shuttles between Oschatz and Mügeln; once daily, there is the option to ride all the way to Kemmlitz. The town is known for its kaolin pit, which supplies the raw material for the famous Meissen porcelain.
The "Wilder Robert" runs parallel to the interim and final stages of the cycle path to Oschatz, so you can continue to board the narrow-gauge railway. The stops are easily reachable according to the map, deviating slightly from the actual cycle path.

Side route Nebitzschen - Collm:
The side route (about 8 km) should only be chosen in good weather and good visibility. The ride to Collm requires considerable stamina because the path goes up and down. Collm, at 312 meters high and with a relative height between 100 and 150 meters above its flat surroundings, is a widely visible landmark.

Connections:

• in Wermsdorf: Mulde-Elbe cycle route
• in Strehla: Elbe cycle path
• near Trebsen:Mulde cycle path (United Mulde)
• near Mügeln: Orchard cycle route

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