Vakantiehuis Bärenstein

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Type gebouw: eengezinshuis. perceeloppervlakte: 800m².

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Maximaal 2 huisdieren/honden toegestaan. Detached, converted old farmhouse in the centre of the village by the village pond. The location is very quiet. Naundorf is part of the municipality of Struppen and is located in the centre of Saxon Switzerland.The holiday home at the Bärenstein for two to eight people has been lovingly renovated with a total living space of more than 140 m². On the ground floor there is a large entrance area with a sitting area, a large bathroom with two showers, two washbasins and WC, as well as a 55 m² living room with kitchen, wood-burning stove, large dining table, a bar and a cosy sofa corner. The kitchen is also equipped with a 4-burner ceramic hob with oven, large fridge with freezer compartment and dishwasher. The living room has a TV, DVD player, radio and CD player as well as a DSL 6000 wifi internet connection and a wood-burning stove. The entire house has central heating. The lower part of the house is also equipped with underfloor heating. The central heating is included. Firewood at purchase price. On the top floor there are two 2-bed rooms, one 4-bed room and a toilet. There are a total of three bedrooms available.The holiday home has a terrace with barbecue area and approx. 200 m² of lawn, which offers plenty of space for the children to run around.The holiday home is suitable for larger families, families with friends and holidays with four-legged friends (who are expressly welcome). Landlord does not live on site. The stairs to the bedrooms are steep due to the construction. This is a non-smoking holiday home and pets are welcome. A sauna is available in the large bathroom. The sauna can be booked on site per day.The Malerweg trail leads directly past the house. The Königstein Fortress, the town of Wehlen, the spa town of Rathen and the beautiful Renaissance town of Pirna are in the immediate vicinity. A special attraction is the Robert-Sterl-Haus. The famous painter lived and worked here and is now commemorated by a small exhibition. There are also two restaurants in the town itself. Sports options in the area include hiking, climbing, cycling, mountain biking and boat trips. This house is also suitable for a family holiday with culture and sightseeing, a hiking and climbing holiday or a holiday with pets. The city of Dresden is 25 km away and the nearest railway station Wehlen and landing stage for the paddle steamer fleet is approx. 1.5 km away. The next motorway exit of the A17 is 10km away.Hiking idyll - castles and palaces Kirnitzschtalbahn - Rathen rock theatreLiliensteinThe most striking table mountain in Saxon Switzerland, located near Königstein and Waltersdorf, rises 300 metres above the Elbe valley and offers fantastic views. Ascent via the 110-metre-high foot slope and a 70-metre-high set of steps to a heavily disintegrated summit plateau, which reveals the remains of a 14th century castle complex. The Lilienstein is a control point for the "Eisenach-Budapest International Mountain Hiking Trail".Cowshed (Neuer Wildenstein)The Kuhstall is a gateway to nature! The striking rock massif lies in the middle of a densely wooded area. A short climb from the Lichtenhain waterfall on well-surfaced paths. The impressive layered cave (24 metres long, 17 metres wide and 11 metres high!), used as stables by robber barons in the Middle Ages, is one of the most popular excursion destinations in Saxon Switzerland. The Himmelsleiter, a narrow set of steps, leads through the shoulder-wide Ritterschlucht gorge up to a spacious plateau. A fantastic view of the bizarre rocky backdrop of the Schrammsteine and Affensteine awaits you here. Don't miss out on getting to know the gastronomic side of the Kuhstall - an inn offers welcome refreshments before the descent.PfaffensteinImpressive: the rugged table mountain near Königstein and Pfaffendorf. 349 metres high, 600 metres long, 300 metres wide. Its treasures: the largest layered joint cave in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains, Bronze Age ring wall, 43 metre high rock needle in front of the southern tip - called Barbarine, goldsmith's cave, around 30 climbing rocks. After the steep ascent through the eye of the needle, you can enjoy a marvellous panorama. A snack and refreshing drinks are available on site!BastionThe "Bastei", a 194 metre high rocky ridge that offers the most famous view in Saxon Switzerland, towers picturesquely above the Elbe as it meanders past the spa town of Rathen. There are reasons to hike and to linger: Ascent and descent through narrow gorges, fascinating rocky landscape, views far into Saxon and Bohemian Switzerland. Walk through the rock garden, over the 76 metre long stone Bastei Bridge to Neurathen Castle. Stop off at the idyllic hotel and restaurant ensemble.AmselgrundRomantic gorge near Rathen, crossed by the Grünbach stream, which plunges over a 10 m high rock step as the Amselfall and disappears into the Amselsee (boat hire, circular path around the Amselsee, 6 m high dam wall). Climb up to the Bastei - through the Schwedenlöcher, over more than 700 steps.SchrammsteineThese are peaks to storm! Vertical rock faces, drops into wooded gorges - the rugged rock massif in the rear part of Saxon Switzerland is an excellent hiking and climbing area that rewards your efforts with fascinating views from the ridge path with views of the Elbe and Schrammstein. It stretches from the rocky base of the Kleiner Winterberg and the Affensteine to the Hoher Torstein.Hinteres Raubschloß (Winterstein)Knightly romance and adventure for nature lovers. The 40 metre high Winterstein massif rises proudly and darkly from the surrounding forests. Iron ladders lead up to the oldest castle site in Saxon Switzerland with the remains of walls and rock chambers carved deep into the stone. A gripping view into misty gorges and yawning chasms. Descend to the Zeughaus, one of the national park's traditional inns.Kirnitzschklamm gorge boat tripEmbedded in the most famous valley floor in Saxon Switzerland is a 700 metre long reservoir near Hinterhermsdorf, which is bordered by steeply rising sandstone walls. It was originally created for the electoral Kirnitzschtal rafting company. Simply drift past wondrous rock formations and rare vegetation. A landscape delight - quite the comfortable tour.Zirkelstein, KaiserkroneNear Reinhardsdorf, two free-standing table mountains rise up from the surrounding meadows and farmland - striking sandstone massifs whose unmistakable appearance draws the eye even from afar. Climb up the steps and ladders to the summit of the Zirkelstein. The vantage point of the 42-metre-high rock offers magical views of the Kamenice river valley. Then climb the rugged imperial crown. Magnificent views of the surrounding rocky landscape await you: Schrammsteine, Großer Winterberg - the highest mountain in Saxon Switzerland, Zschirnsteine and Bohemian Switzerland.Bielatal valleyDreamy, sunny meadows, healthy mixed forest, gently babbling brooks, lined with lush ferns, mosses and grasses, and unusually delicate rock formations. Hiking and climbing here is a pleasure! An extensive network of paths opens up the area around the villages of Bielatal and Rosenthal all the way to the Czech border. Bold rock towers such as the Pillars of Hercules, the Abandoned Wall and the Leaning Tower offer sporting challenges of all levels of difficulty. If you take the time to watch in peace, you will see many an acrobatic feat!To be paid for on arrival:The visitor's tax per person (adults) and day. (Children from 7 years to 17 years) ( From June 2024)(If pets: Up to max. 3 pets) per pet extra. You only need to bring towels for your own use. Everything else is provided. The sauna can be booked on site for per day and please leave the money on the table on departure. Further information from our daughter on the day of arrival.

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