Rehberger Grabenhaus (HWN 155)

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The national park forest restaurant Rehberger Grabenhaus is located about 2 km north of Sankt Andreasberg on the Rehberger Grabenweg, one of the most attractive hiking trails in the Harz National Park. The inn and hiking trail owe their names to the Rehberger Graben built by miners in the 17th century, which today is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Rammelsberg Ore Mine, Goslar Old Town, Upper Harz Water Management System.

In summer, the national park forest restaurant Rehberger Grabenhaus is a popular destination for hikers and mountain bikers. It can be easily reached from the Dreibrodesteine car park via a well-developed, approximately 900 m long path with little incline, even with wheelchairs, prams or for older people.

At the Rehberger Grabenhaus there is a stamp office for the Harzer hiking nobility. Not far from the inn is Goetheplatz, where the scientist and poet conducted his well-known studies on granite contact.
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An absolutely recommendable hiking destination.

Attention stamp hunters:
It is very worth it!
Here you can find the stamp 155 of the Harz hiking pin.
You can also enter the stamp in the Harzer-Steiger, Harzer-Hexen-Stieg and Götheheft booklets.

The Gasthaus Rehberger Grabenhaus invites you to take a break. The game feeding station is right in front of the door.

You can also acquire the Rehberger Grabenhausdiplom here (see the Harzer Wanderadel booklet).

You can park at the Dreibode car park and people with walking difficulties can park directly in front of the inn.

Here you can find the stamp of the Harz hiking pin 155.

In addition to the Rehberger Grabenhaus, there is also a deer board here. Richly covered with all kinds of delicacies for the game. Very nicely done and if you are very lucky you might see game feeding.