Attractions around Seesen

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

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

Beautifully situated, this pond with benches and a wooden hut offers the ideal opportunity for a break.

The Grumbacher ponds once created to supply water to the shafts in Bockswiese are now cultural monuments.

Nice view of Hahnenklee.

The old diabase quarry at Heimberg near Wolfshagen in the Harz Mountains can look back on more than 100 years of operational history (1885 to 1986). An eye-catcher is the … read more

The suspension bridge in the WeltWald is a highlight especially for children! Even small bridges can swing.

Here in 1818 the last lynx of the Harz was shot. Since the year 2000 the lynxes are back in the Harz after a settlement project. 😉👍

From the Albert Tower in Iberg you have an excellent view of the tree tops. The stamp 130 of the Harz hiking pin is located at the forest restaurant. The restaurant is very cozy.

Rustic cottage, the age gives her a certain charm.
Enough space also for large groups.
Nice view of Seesen🤗 I think. 🙈

Good view of the Granetalsperre and the Harz foothills. The Steinberg and the Rammelsberg can still be seen to the right of the Granetalsperre.
updated 7/3/22. The HWN stamping point … read more

Just wow! Worth seeing and definitely worth a detour.

For me this is the most beautiful bench on the 7 km long Liebesbankweg.

If you bring a love lock, you can put it there. Several love locks have already … read more

The sequoias are the stars in the world of forest, here you can easily spend a day.

The WeltWald in Bad Grund offers a variety of plants from different regions of the world. Among other things, you can find whole forests with sequoias here. A visit is … read more

The Prinzenlaube stands high above Wildemann. A refuge and seats invite you to take a break, which is also necessary after the ascent of Wildemann. The Harz hiking pin has its stamp point 105 here.

Unfortunately no longer to be used in autumn. There are only leaves lumbering around in it.

From the storage room, you have a spectacular panoramic view in good weather. Over the mountains to the east, the Brocken towers up and to the north spreads the shallow … read more

A worthwhile cultural-historical insight into the local mining history. With a lot of expertise, commitment and attention to detail, mining life was presented at several stations.
And then a beer in the tourist restaurant!

The Kaysereiche, which grows in this place, is named after Oberforster Kayser. He had created hiking trails in the middle of the 19th century, thus supporting the development of Bad … read more