Tetzelstein

In the direction of Reitlingstal and also to Königslutter there are great single trails.

The Tetzelstein is a wonderful starting point for tours through the Elm.

The Tetzelstein is a legendary stone near a destination with a forest restaurant of the same name at about 290 m above sea level. NN on the Elm, a mountain range around 20 kilometers east of Braunschweig. The stone, which is only 88 cm high, is reminiscent of the Dominican and indulgence preacher Johannes Tetzel (1465–1519), who is said to have been robbed or slain nearby.Monument near the Tetzelstein
In 1846 the Brunswick Oberhofmarschall Anton Reinhold Edler von Lübeck (1783–1863) erected an eight meter high monument made of light yellow Elm limestone in the neo-Gothic style. The large and eye-catching monument is often mistaken for the Tetzelstein, which is about 100 m away. Inside the monument is a written description of the alleged robbery.

Absolute highlight, for photos, to strengthen and then continue on great routes and all directions

We recommend. This highlight should be built into your tour.

Very nice there. But closed because of Corona

Central hiking car park in the Elm with guest house

You have to have been here. Delicious restaurant and starting point for many great tours

A destination or resting point in the Elm. Unfortunately the place was closed when I was there.
From here you can take various routes, e.g. Leave for Königslutter.