Langenhennersdorf rock labyrinth
The rock labyrinth near Langenhennersdorf is an impressive natural phenomenon made of sandstone. Weathering has created numerous crevices, fissures and caves, transforming the terrain into a widely branching labyrinth.
The caves are arranged in rows, often separated only by thin walls, and are particularly striking. Their shape is reminiscent of hourglasses and makes the site a special natural experience.
A signposted circular path with numbers on a green background leads through the site. It is easy to walk and the one-way system ensures a relaxed visit - even when there is a large crowd.
The labyrinth is protected as a natural monument. The entrance can be reached on foot from the nearby parking lot. It is not advisable to enter in wet conditions.
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General information
Parking Available
Bus stop available
Eligibility
for Groups
for Class
Pet allowed
Payment methods
Entrance Free
Directions & Parking facilities
Bus route: 245
Bus stop: Labyrinth junction, Langenhennersdorf
Footpath: approx. 15 min (please note that the first section is on a busy road)
Alternatively:
Bus route: 246
Bus stop: Dorfplatz, Leupoldishain
Footpath: approx. 40 min (hiking trail)
Bus stop: Labyrinth junction, Langenhennersdorf
Footpath: approx. 15 min (please note that the first section is on a busy road)
Alternatively:
Bus route: 246
Bus stop: Dorfplatz, Leupoldishain
Footpath: approx. 40 min (hiking trail)
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