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Keppgrund
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Keppgrund

A hidden gem in Dresden's Elbe slopes

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The Keppgrund is a scenic side valley of the Elbe, stretching from Hosterwitz to the Schönfelder Plateau, traversed by the Keppbach stream. This striking gorge, reaching depths of up to 100 meters, is part of the 'Elbe Slopes Dresden-Pirna' protected landscape area.
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Keppgrund is part of a protected landscape area.

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You're standing in the Keppgrund, a striking gorge carved by the Keppbach stream, stretching from Hosterwitz to the Schönfelder Plateau. Look around and you'll see the valley's impressive depth, reaching up to 100 meters in some places. Just 26 meters to your northeast is the historic Keppmühle. This area is part of the 'Elbe Slopes Dresden-Pirna' protected landscape, preserving the natural beauty and diversity of the region. If you look southwest, you'll notice the distant Zuckerhut, another notable natural feature. Enjoy the tranquility and the stunning landscape that surrounds you.

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