--- title: "Ketzerbachtal Trail" url: "https://web.destination.one/en/tour/ketzerbachtal-trail-1" description: "The Ketzerbachtalweg begins in the town of Nossen and leads through the picturesque Ketzerbach Valley to Leuben. Right at the start of the tour, you’ll see the impressive Pöppelmann Bridge, originally built in 1715 and located below Nossen Castle, which in turn traces its origins back to a 12th-century fortress. Once you’ve crossed the bridge over the Freiberger Mulde, you’ll find the historic Volksbad on your left, which offers a welcome chance to cool off in the summer. As you continue on, you’ll leave the city behind and immerse yourself in the peaceful countryside of the Ketzerbach Valley. In Radewitz, it’s worth taking a detour to the Radewitzer Höhe. After a short climb, you’ll be rewarded with a fantastic panoramic view of the Elbe region. You can also visit the monumental tomb of a local farming family, which offers an interesting glimpse into regional history. The route continues to Raußlitz, known for its church and the former manor estate with its charming manor house. These historic buildings invite you to take a short break and explore. In Ziegenhain, a visit to the historic fortified church is highly recommended. Further along, the route passes the Graupziger Niedermühle mill and the impressive 300-year-old oak tree in the forest right next to the Ketzerbach stream. The tour then continues to its final destination in Leuben. Right at the entrance to the town, another highlight awaits— the local train station. Here, the locals have worked together to breathe new life into the old station and regularly host events and concerts, including a former steam locomotive in the garden that evokes a sense of nostalgia and makes for a great photo opportunity. St . Mary’s Church in Leuben is open to visitors, and Schleinitz Castle, about 2 km away, is also worth a detour." language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/2882971/9cd8e67b47b73b9d6afb6c5cf5e9cdcb93cf7ffc56f68bc62a4a126be94e5445/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Homepage > Special > Destination.Data Details > Tour" --- GPX Share Ketzerbachtal Trail =================== - 19.70 km long - Difficulty: medium - Condition: very easy - Great panorama - Cycling - 2:00 h - 19.70 km - 176 m - 244 m - 149 m - 301 m - 152 m - - Start: Nossen - Destination: Leuben A varied route that follows the Ketzerbach stream all the way, combining the region’s natural wonders and cultural highlights, and leading to a panoramic view well worth seeing. The Ketzerbachtalweg begins in the town of Nossen and leads through the picturesque Ketzerbach Valley to Leuben. Right at the start of the tour, you’ll see the impressive Pöppelmann Bridge, originally built in 1715 and located below , which in turn traces its origins back to a 12th-century fortress. Once you’ve crossed the bridge over the Freiberger Mulde, you’ll find the historic on your left, which offers a welcome chance to cool off in the summer. As you continue on, you’ll leave the city behind and immerse yourself in the peaceful countryside of the Ketzerbach Valley. In Radewitz, it’s worth taking a detour to the Radewitzer Höhe. After a short climb, you’ll be rewarded with a fantastic panoramic view of the Elbe region. You can also visit the monumental tomb of a local farming family, which offers an interesting glimpse into regional history. The route continues to Raußlitz, known for its church and the former manor estate with its charming manor house. These historic buildings invite you to take a short break and explore. In Ziegenhain, a visit to the historic fortified church is highly recommended. Further along, the route passes the Graupziger Niedermühle mill and the impressive 300-year-old oak tree in the forest right next to the Ketzerbach stream. The tour then continues to its final destination in Leuben. Right at the entrance to the town, another highlight awaits— . Here, the locals have worked together to breathe new life into the old station and regularly host events and concerts, including a former steam locomotive in the garden that evokes a sense of nostalgia and makes for a great photo opportunity. St is open to visitors, and , about 2 km away, is also worth a detour. Read more Good to know ------------ Pavements Unknown (98%) Street (2%) Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Tour information - Cultural Interesting Author Dresden Elbland Redaktion Organization Dresden Elbland License (master data) Dresden Elbland Redaktion Nearby ------ View on map - ToursCC0Stephan Böhlig, Dresden Elbland | 19.70 km - Cycling CC0Stephan Böhlig, Dresden Elbland, Stephan Boehlig | 35.79 km - Cycling CC0Stephan Böhlig, Dresden Elbland, Stephan Boehlig | 35.79 km - Cycling Contact 01683 Nossen Download GPX file - - - -