Attractions around Goslar

The hiking trail leads through the middle of the forest inn (stamping point of the Harz hiking pin). From here you have a wonderful view of the Brocken. Right next door you can watch lynxes in the lynx enclosure.

The highest mountain in Lower Saxony, the Wurmberg, is known beyond the state's borders. As is so often the case, however, the runner-up is in the shadow of the limelight. … read more

The Wurmberg is the little brother of the Brocken. So they stand shoulder to shoulder, true to one another. When the weather is clear, you have a bombastic all-round view … read more

The dead trees play almost no role here, the highlight is the path and the raised bog.

The Achtermannshöhe is the fourth highest mountain in the Harz Mountains. It lies, so to speak, in the slipstream of the Brocken and of course enables a fantastic view of … read more

Legendary panoramic view! In addition to the Canossa Column, the remains of the castle walls are still standing here. The inn and lodging house Aussichtsreich can also be found here. The Harz hiking nobility also has stamp number 121 here.

Eye to eye with the lynx

The brush ears are back in the Harz forests. But like all cats, they are very shy. So anyone who sees them in the … read more

The Oderteich is a beautiful body of water in the Harz National Park. A path leads you around the pond. You can take wonderful photos from the dam. The Brocken … read more

The Bärenbrucher Teich is a very beautiful Harz pond. To the south of the dam, a forest stretches along the bank. Here you have great opportunities for a snack in … read more

Meeting point and stamping point, even without a rest area, there are enough opportunities to relax.
There is even a small stone beach.

The fireplace, the silver pond and the natural myth trail are absolutely worth seeing, lovingly and imaginatively laid out. The stamping point of the Harz hiking pin is located a little above the pond.

Stave churches (mast churches) are churches made of wood that can only be found in Scandinavia - and in the Harz Mountains. The Gustav Adolf stave church in Hahnenklee is … read more

A bench and a shelter invite you to take a break here. You have a nice view of the dam.

There is also a stamp office for HWN 110.

A great narrow but quite high waterfall.

The Cross of the German East is a waypoint with history: This memorial is intended to commemorate the Germans who had to leave their homeland during and after the Second … read more

The word resilience is certainly not part of everyday vocabulary. It is a technical term from the special mining vocabulary. There are several counterbalances in the Harz Mountains. It is … read more

In my opinion, the Eckerstausee is the most beautiful in the Harz Mountains. Here you should definitely take some time to linger on one of the benches.

Over trodden roots and round boulders it goes along the east bank, past the dead, pale spruce trunks, the green regrowing trees and later over wooden planks and yellow gravel. … read more

Here's something to marvel at: one of the few remaining rain moors is allowed to thrive here undisturbed. Unique flora and fauna, easily explored on a boardwalk.

The stamping point 112 of the Harz hiking pin is on the Liebesbankweg.The Liebesbankweg is an approx. 7 km long circular hiking trail that can be started at three different points. read more