--- title: "Bike route from Hinterhermsdorf to the Bohemian Hinterland" url: "https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/en/tour/radtour-hinterhermsdorf-boehmische-schweiz" description: "Hinterhermsdorf - National Park Cycle Route - Green Border at the Rabensteine - Cycle Route No. 3030 - Na Tokáni - Cycle Route No. 3029 - Doubice - Cycle Route No. 3031 - Green Border - National Park Cycle Route - Hinterhermsdorf" language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/3387168/f4870b1b20e3f4ee6f1a0ed757a33cff72ae19824a20c82d8fa357c9278c4c35/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Saxon Switzerland > Special > Destination.Data Details > Tour" --- GPX Share Bike route from Hinterhermsdorf to the Bohemian Hinterland ========================================================== - 29.64 km long - Round trip - Difficulty: medium - Condition: medium - Great panorama - Cycling - 2:40 h - 29.64 km - 430 m - 421 m - 243 m - 452 m - 209 m - - Start: Stop Hinterhermsdorf Erbgericht/Parking lot village center - Destination: Stop Hinterhermsdorf Erbgericht/Parking lot village center This circular route leads from Hinterhermsdorf through dense forests and mysterious rock formations of the Bohemian Switzerland. Along the Kirnitzsch and right through the national parks on both sides of the border, cyclists with trekking bikes and gravel bikes in particular get their money's worth on forest roads and forest paths. Hinterhermsdorf - National Park Cycle Route - Green Border at the Rabensteine - Cycle Route No. 3030 - Na Tokáni - Cycle Route No. 3029 - Doubice - Cycle Route No. 3031 - Green Border - National Park Cycle Route - Hinterhermsdorf Read more Good to know ------------ Pavements Unknown (81%) Street (12%) Asphalt (7%) Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Directions Our route starts in Hinterhermsdorf and initially takes us on the National Park Cycle Route towards Rabensteine. We soon pass the Buchenparkhalle. Anyone wanting can take a detour to the Upper Lock – however, the gorge is not directly accessible by bike. The main path continues downhill on the National Park Cycle Route to the Kirnitzsch, which we follow to the border with the Czech Republic. Shortly after crossing the border, we follow Cycle Route No. 3030 on a well-graveled forest path. At a wooden figure commemorating soldiers who traveled through the region along the Bohemian Road, we turn left onto Cycle Route No. 3029. We continue towards Na Tokáni (Balzhütten), where there is the first opportunity for refreshments. Now the first climb is behind us, and we pass an information point of the Bohemian Switzerland National Park. We continue across the road and after a scenic ride roll into the picturesque village of Doubice. This spa town with its beautiful half-timbered houses tells a rich history: in the Middle Ages, one of Bohemia's oldest glassworks was operated here, later the textile industry shaped the region. Today, besides numerous inns, there is also a curious place where old Eastern Bloc tanks meet carved wooden sculptures. We continue on Cycle Route No. 3029 towards Kyjov. We turn left at a curve onto Cycle Route No. 3031. Those who wish can ride a bit further along the road to the Khaatalsperre reservoir – a welcome refreshment, especially in warm temperatures. Admission is free. On Cycle Route No. 3031, we now ride once again through the forest, which on this route is generally shaped by forest restructuring. The surface varies between gravel, a short section of paved path, and asphalt. We pass more wooden sculptures that recount the death march of prisoners from a concentration camp who died shortly before the end of the war. Shortly after, we descend steeply back towards the Kirnitzsch. Our brakes have a lot to do. Once in the valley, we cross the border and return to Saxony, where we rejoin the German section of the Kirnitzsch cycle path. The last section leads us back to Hinterhermsdorf. Without an e-bike, there is one last strenuous climb awaiting. Read more Tour information - Loop Road - Stop at an Inn Equipment The route is suitable for trekking bikes, mountain bikes, and gravel bikes. Read more Directions & Parking facilities **Getting there** From the direction of Dresden: A17 to Pirna, B172 to Bad Schandau, Kirnitzschtalstraße to Hinterhermsdorf From the direction of Berlin: A4 to Burkau, B98 to Bischofswerda, then via Neustadt i.Sa. and Sebnitz to Hinterhermsdorf Read more **Parking** Parking lot Hinterhermsdorf village center or Buchenparkhalle 5 € per day, 0.50 € per 30 min Read more **Public transportation** Hinterhermsdorf does not have a train station or a bus connection that allows bicycles to be carried. However, arrival and departure to/from Sebnitz is possible. **Arrival/Departure** - (Děčín - Bad Schandau - Sebnitz - Rumburk) to Sebnitz - (Pirna - Stolpen - Neustadt - Sebnitz) to Sebnitz Read more Nearby ------ View on map - Event - Guided tour/sightseeing - Place of interest - Tourist information - Other sports and leisure facility - Spa/wellness - Tours 37.18 km - Cycling 32.96 km - Cycling 80.48 km - Cycling Contact 01855 Sebnitz Download GPX file - -