Kästeklippen

The spectacular cliffs form here at their highest point the summit of the Huthberg with 604,8m above sea level. N. N. The view towards Okertal is breathtaking, especially at sunset. If you look closely, you can see the "old man from the mountains" - a part of the kaesteklippen that resembles exactly the sunken face of an old man.

Not only enjoy the first view - absolutely still looking for the way to the platform, because there is the view even better!

The visit of the "Old Man", as the Kästeklippe is also called, is almost an obligation on this wonderful tour. The Kästeklippe looks like an old man. The face is clearly visible. Eyes, nose and even the mouth are visible.
The view into the Okertal an unforgettable experience.
Just follow the path and signs from the "Kästehaus".

Stamp office of the Harzer hiking nobility

You have to scramble a bit to get to the old one from the mountains. But you will be rewarded with a nice spot for a rest.

A picnic bench is available, you have a fantastic view. Incidentally, the stamp office can be found at the bottom of the restaurant.

Wonderful view of the Okertal. A nice place for a picnic.

You have a wonderful view

An adventure playground for big kids. With great views.

Kästeklippe always worth a visit, fantastically beautiful there ..

In Steinwedel at Burgdorf & Lehrte I can see from the dump the Brocken!

The exposed Kästeklippen provide a fantastic view. They are the attraction of many hikers.

The Kästeklippen are a group of rocks in the Huthberg in the Harz Nature Park

Corners where you can look at the chunks are many ... this is one: D

Stamp office 118 / Kästehaus in the immediate vicinity

NOT HERE!
The Kästeklippe is completely elsewhere!
The Kästeklippentour leads along here.

The view into the eastern Harz foreland down to Goslar is breathtaking.

High above the Okertal is the forest restaurant "Kästehaus", very close to the Kästeklippen

Steep path, but by doing so also the shortest.

Even with fog an eye-opener 👌

From here, the Okertal lies at your feet and the view extends far beyond the Harz mountains and the Harz foothills

One comes from here to the restaurant

you should have seen. How long has that been going on?