Radweg Rund um die Rochsburg

Worthwhile stopping points of the tour:

Burgstädt: church, Saiger tower, Wettinhain with Taurastein tower, barefoot path and minigolf, town hall, city museum, museum of "Historical Medical Practice", fire brigade museum, leisure pool with sauna area.

Lunzenau: market with town hall, herb center, railway museum, Heinrich-Heine park, Max-Vogler park, heritage house.

Rochsburg: Rochsburg castle, suspension bridge.

Penig: historical town center, churches, Kellerberge, market with town hall, "Old and New Castle", The Great Pot, post milestone pillar, outdoor swimming pool.

Chursdorf: Höllmühle with gondola pond and animal enclosure.

The well-signposted cycling path from Burgstädt through Lunzenau, Penig, and Niederfrohna back to the starting point serves as a reminder of the traces of the naturopath Friedrich Eduard Bilz, who was born in 1842 in Arnsdorf near Penig. He learned the weaving craft in Lunzenau and later made his way through Meerane to Radebeul and Dresden. A significant part of his life was dedicated to maintaining the health of the human body. His main work, "The New Nature Cure", was published starting in 1882 and sold 3.5 million copies by 1938. The circular route offers experienced cyclists a varied landscape profile with numerous large and small attractions.