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Malerweg, Etappe 4: Altendorf bis Neumannmühle – hike
The longest stage leads through the Dorfbachklamm up to the Schrammsteine with the Schrammsteinaussicht and through the Großes Schrammtor. After that you pass the Lichtenhainer Wasserfall on your way to the Kuhstall, the great rock gateway with the Himmelsleiter – Adrian Zingg drew it in 1786, Caspar David Friedrich around 1818. The destination is the Neumannmühle, today a technical museum.
- Duration
- approx. 7.25 h
- Length
- 18.3 km
- Type
- One-way hike
- Area
- Elbe Sandstone Mountains
What to expect
- Views
- Rocks and caves
- Ladders and steep steps
- challenging
- famous sight
- Stage of a long-distance trail
- in the national park
- reachable without a car
Along the way
- Altendorf, Sebnitz
- Schrammsteinaussicht, Bad Schandau
- Lichtenhainer Wasserfall, Sebnitz
- Kuhstall, Sebnitz
- Neumannmühle, Sebnitz
Please take a hiking map with you and stay on the marked paths in the national park.
History along the way
As of: 2026-10-01
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