By bicycle from Albertstadt to Radeberg

This scenic cycling route kicks off in Dresden’s Albertstadt, an area known for its striking former military barracks and proximity to the lush Dresden Heath. You’ll quickly leave the city behind as you wind through forest tracks and quiet gravel paths—perfect for anyone who loves a ride with a bit of adventure and doesn’t mind getting a bit muddy. Around two-thirds of the route is unpaved and mostly consists of gravel, so a sturdy bike is a smart choice.

The ride gently climbs through peaceful woodland, so expect some workout for the legs—over 220 meters of ascent! There are a few paved stretches to give you a break before you finish in Radeberg. This charming Saxon town is famous for its historic brewery, Radeberger, and its pretty old town. The maximum elevation hits about 280 meters, so you’ll enjoy a mix of little climbs and gentle descents. All in all, it’s a route for those who love nature, a rural feel, and don’t mind a rustic path or two. Enjoy the ride and maybe grab a Radeberger pilsner at the finish!