Your plan: A unique bike adventure on the BLOCKLINE

You can travel directly to the BLOCKLINE with your bike. We have put together tour suggestions from various cities.

Freiberg – Mulda
From the Silver City® Freiberg, you can get to the BLOCKLINE wonderfully by bike. First you cycle from Freiberg along the Mulderadweg.
In the town of Mulda, you enter the BLOCKLINE route directly (stage 8). The next highlight is the forest adventure village Blockhausen. Stage 9 leads from Blockhausen to the Kreuztanne to Sayda. From there you take a transit connection to Holzhau. Here you have the option of spending the night or returning to Freiberg on the Freiberg railway or back via the Mulder cycle path.

Olbernhau – Seiffen
Olbernhau is also an ideal place to bike to the BLOCKLINE.You can use this access route. DThe journey to Olbernhau can be made with the Erzgebirgsbahn from Chemnitz.

You can take the Freiberg railway from Freiberg to Mulda and Holzhau, two perfect places to get on the BLOCKLINE. In Freiberg you have connections to Chemnitz and Dresden.
Geising and Altenberg are the train stations in the east of the line. This is where the Müglitztalbahn runs from Heidenau to the Osterzgebirge.

Taking your bike with you on the train.
You can take your bike with you on the trains of the Freiberg Railway free of charge! As the number of seats is limited, please book in advance, the same applies to groups. The trains also run regularly on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, you can find the exact times in the timetable.

Dresden is 45 minutes away by car. Prague is 90 minutes away, Leipzig 1:45 h. Bayreuth and Erfurt are each 2:30 h away, Berlin, Magdeburg and Nuremberg are three hours away. From Hanover, Kassel, Fulda and Munich it is about four hours.