Paternosterklippe bei Ilsenburg

According to a legend, the name Paternosterklippe is derived from the last Lord's Prayer (Paternoster), who prayed here a group of nuns before plunging to death before robber knights.

The paternoster cliff is located about 2.8 kilometers south-southwest of the Ilsenburg core town. At the rock formation the trail leads from Ilsestein to Plessenburg

Nice place ... unfortunately without a stamp place .. This place deserves a stamp place.

The paternoster cliffs are an interesting rock formation. You also have a nice view of the Brocken.

Great view from there!

The Paternosta cliff in the Harz Mountains is a rock near the town of Ilsenburg.
If you believe a saga, the name Paternosterklippe is derived from the last Lord's Prayer that a group of nuns prayed before plunging to death before robber knights ... so the explanation of the Paternoster cliff on Wikipedia. Definitely a beautiful vantage point and, as you can easily see, a popular photo motif

Always a worthwhile goal!

Also a nice view.

According to a legend, the name Paternosterklippe derives from the last paternoster (paternoster), who prayed to a group of nuns before plunging to their deaths while fleeing robber barons.

Nice view who a bit slippery even in winter ....

Here you can enjoy a wonderful view. Attention on rainy days and especially in snow. Slipping

A cliff that you can easily climb to the edge and then has a great view.

If you feel confident, you can try climbing the Paternosterklippe at your own risk. Ansosnten you have also from the lookout to the left a great view over the Ilsetal ...

Always a worthwhile goal.

The summit is already hiding something.

Nice to look at, but not as interesting as the Ilsestein. And too crowded.

Great view

fine place that invites you to linger

Very beautiful rock formation with a first class view.

One of the many interesting places with a wonderful view in the Ilsetal.

Impressive formation with many views into the distance and also downhill

Yes, it's nice, but extra there..mhmm.

Nice view of the Ilsethal.