Attractions around Stadt Ilsenburg

Logically, you also have the best view from the highest point far and wide. If, yes, if it weren't for the problem with the fog. There was a year when … read more

The Ilsetal is a wild and romantic mountain valley southwest of Ilsenburg. The Ilse has its source not far from the Brocken summit at an altitude of almost 1,000 meters … read more

Very nice hiking trail, but also very difficult to hike. Nature lovers get theirs
Costs. Good physical condition and sure footing are absolutely essential.

The Ilsetal is always worth a trip, regardless of the season.

The Heinrich Heine path leads along the Ilse. Probably much more attractive than a tour to the Brocken.

The Ilse Falls plunge leisurely over a distance of one kilometer about 120 meters into the beautiful Ilsetal. The roaring Ilse can be heard from afar. The picturesque river has … read more

A ride on the Brockenbahn is a special experience. If you hike up the Brocken, you can hear her panting when she drives up or down the path.

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.

Waterfalls, unspoilt beech forests and rugged rock scenery characterize the gorge section of the Ilsetal from Ilsenburg up to the Ilse Falls. It is one of the most beautiful Harz … read more

Probably the most beautiful way to the Brocken. The Ilsetal is always worth a trip, even if it doesn't go all the way to the top.

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 highest peak in the Harz Mountains above the tree line. Certainly not the most exciting ascent with the MTB, but a must, simply because it is there. ;-)

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

No visit to Wernigerode without a visit to the castle. Everyone will find something for themselves here: a fairy tale setting (several well-known children's films were filmed here), a fantastic … 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.

Not easy to walk in rain and snow.

A real highlight in the region: the snoring cliffs, which even Goethe occupied with in Faust I and Faust II ("[...] and the cliffs that bend down, and the long … read more

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