Fernsicht bis zur Eckertalsperre

High above the shepherd's climb - but exhausting!

Hiked down from Hirtenstieg Brocken you have a fantastic view of the Eger dams.

From the northwest side Brockenaufstieg (Hirtensteig / former Kolonnenweg) you have at the height of the Bismarckklippe and the small Brocken a good view of the Eckertalsperre.

If you go from Bad Harzburg to the Eckerntalsperre and then over the Rangerstation on the Brocken this is a very versatile but also sometimes exhausting tour!

Very nice view of the Eckerstausee. A nice stopover on the way to Brocken.

Beautiful view from Hirtenstieg to Eckerstausee

The road to the Brocken from the ranger station Scharfenstein out, old Kolonnenweg, I prefer the asphalt highway on the main line in front of 🤗. Scenic beautiful, not so crowded but yes teilweisise already a bit steep / strenuous.
 The 🐾🐾-drive is happy to jet up 😂 the views make up for the craziness.

Coming from the Brocken summit opens in the midst of a dense forest at once the view on Eckerstausee .... madness

from the Ilsetal to Brocken is the most beautiful tour to the summit.

From the reservoir from a decent climb. The view compensates but;)

Pure nature with great information.

From shepherd's walk to visible

The Bismarckklippe is located slightly off the Hirtenstieg

On the strenuous northwest-side Brockenaufstieg (Hirtensteig) you can catch a quick breath and enjoy the view to Eckertalsperre.

Why not look down ;-)

From August 15 to October 15, 2017, the wandering stamp box of the HWN can be found here.

In good weather, there are really nice views.

A place of rest and relaxation

The small detour to this cliff is worthwhile

From here beautiful view. We recommend

From here there is a nice view of the Eckernsperre

Please do not miss this beautiful cliff. One of the most beautiful views of the Eckertalsperre and Ilsenburg.

Very nice view and rest bench on the very steep climb to the Brocken.

The view is really great! The best view is when you climb the rocks. (From the front there is a kind of staircase carved into the stone!) The rocks are a little hidden on the right side. (If you come from below.)