Achtermannshöhe Gipfel

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 the big brother. The ascent from the parking lot in Oderbrück is rather a moderate walk. To be honest, it has to be said that the area around the Achtermannshöhe is very heavily infested with the bark beetle and the forest here is less beautiful. However, the panoramic view is fantastic.

The most beautiful thing is a visit to the Achtermannshöhe at sunrise. Then the sun comes up directly behind the Brocken.

One of the most fantastic viewpoints ever. From the Achtermannshöhe you have a 360 ° view over the Harz. Brocken, Wurmberg or Torfhaus seem just a stone's throw away. Snack in this place is a must! At the foot of the height there is a refuge.

From Oderbrück the watercourse to the Achtermann, not easy but definitely very attractive.
And the view from the 8th 🤠 on the Brocken and Wurmberg is very nice

The Achtermannshöhe is with 925 m one of the highest elevations of the Harz and is located northwest of Braunlage. Short climbs are possible from Königskrug and Oderbrück.

One of the most beautiful hiking destinations in the Harz. Great view.

From the summit rewarding view all the way to the Wurmberg and Brocken and over the western Upper Harz; beautiful rock formation below south side

It has a beautiful view, the road on the road is a bit longer but easier, the short path you have to pay very much attention to stones and roots

On the Achtermann you can enjoy a great 360 ° panoramic view. This rugged rock dome is one of the top 3 in the Harz.

The Wurmberg with 971 m is the highest mountain in Lower Saxony, followed by the Bruchberg with 927 and the Achtermannshöhe with 925 m.

A summit to climb is just worth it.

From the tree-free summit of Achtermannshöhe you have a wonderful distant view of the Upper Harz, especially the Brocken and the Wurmberg. An absolute must for hikers. Depending on the route from Oderbrück or Königskrug, sturdy shoes and sure-footedness are advised; in particular, the final climb from the stamp site is not easy in wet / slippery conditions despite the railing.

A challenging but nice climb

Number three in the Harz Mountains, from here you can see Brocken and Wurmberg.
Stamp location 12

You can see the Wurmberg very well when you see it.

A dream when visibility is good.

The summit is 925m above sea level and has a magnificent view of the back of the Wurmberg / Brocken with the moor in front / and of course on peat house.
But a look into nature from there of course says everything. Convince yourselves;)

Worthwhile lookout summit. Not overrun. Accessible by a short way from Königskrug, this path requires sure-footedness.

Extremely rewarding view summit. Easily accessible from Königskrug. Surefootedness required. More difficult in snow and wet.

The Achtermannshöhe (926 m above sea level) is located northwest of Braunlage and is the third highest mountain in Lower Saxony and the fourth highest mountain in the Harz.

Achtermannshöhe im Winter

The Achtermannshöhe (925 m) is always worth a hike because of the brilliant all-round view.

An absolute must for hikers in the Upper Harz. The last part of the summit climb is sometimes very difficult to manage in winter, despite the railings. Summit very promising in all directions, but especially to the Wurmberg and Brocken. Particularly beautiful: the steam clouds of the HSB locomotives.

The refuge 012 is located in the refuge.

The Achtermann is 925 m high.