Blockhausen is a wonderful natural idyll in the Ore Mountains, near Dorfchemnitz, Saxony, Germany. The area is famous for its first-class chainsaw carvings and features a varied loop trail that covers 4.7 miles with an elevation gain of 889 feet. The trail is considered moderately challenging and takes about 2-2.5 hours to complete. Visitors can enjoy chainsaw art sculptures along a circular path, showcasing the works of talented artists. The experience is enhanced by beautiful nature and a nice walking route. There is also a playground available for children, making it a suitable destination for families
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Activities: We visited Blockhausen. It is a private forest area where the World Championship in Chainsaw Carving takes place annually. We saw the sculptures, which are somewhere between cute and creepy for kids. The article says: "To our amazement, we can hardly imagine how the many filigree details can be carved with chainsaws."
Highlights: The kids loved the Abenteuerspielplatz (adventure playground). We spent more time there. We were impressed by the sculptures. "The sculptures, which I would classify somewhere between cute to creepy..." The kids loved the Abenteuerspielplatz (adventure playground) ✨

Activities: We stopped at Blockhausen, where we saw large wooden sculptures and a small wooden village. The kids played at the playground and we bought some refreshments at a hut
Highlights: The highlight for the kids was definitely the playground at Blockhausen! We all enjoyed a snack at the giant wooden table ✨