Since 2022, it's also been a worthwhile destination for stamp collectors:
No. 5, "Osteroder Feldherrenhügel," for the HWN Karst Hiking Booklet is located here.
The "Wandering Stamp Box" also stopped here during the 2009 season. Those still using the old Harz Hiking Badge app can collect the HWN200901 digitally.
But even without a stamp, it's an extremely worthwhile destination...the magnificent view of the surrounding karst landscape. Is there any truth to the rumor that, during the Bundeswehr's active service, a tank was once dumped in a sinkhole and camouflaged to avoid unnecessary paperwork?

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Harzerluke

February 8, 2020

A wonderful place. You can look as far as the eye can see

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Location: Osterode, Osterode am Harz, Harz Mountains, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

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