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Bernhardtstein – Labyrinth – Napoleonstein – hike

First conquer the Bernhardtstein, then it's ten minutes to the Labyrinth – a fissured rock formation about seven metres high, where ascending numbers show the way through. If a passage doesn't feel right to you, go around the outside to the next number. Afterwards, take the detour to the Napoleonstein: Napoleon is said to have followed troop movements from there during the Wars of Liberation.

Tip: Children usually go through the Labyrinth twice.

Duration

approx. 2 h

Type

One-way hike

Area

Elbe Sandstone Mountains

Suitable

for children

What to expect

• Rocks and caves
• for children
• History along the way
• reachable without a car

Along the way

• Bernhardtstein
• Labyrinth
• Napoleonstein

Please take a hiking map with you and stay on the marked paths in the national park.

As of: 2026-10-01

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