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The church was built in ten months from 1907 to 1908. Its model was the much older stave churches of Norway. Prof. Karl Mohrmann, consistorial master builder of the Hanoverian regional church, drew inspiration from Nordic churches, but adapted the size and design to the needs of the congregation. Thus, the Hahnenklee Stave Church, with its 240 seats, is larger than its Norwegian counterparts, and the relatively large windows allow plenty of light into the interior. The local craftsmen used spruce wood from the surrounding area as building material, which also made construction more cost-effective than the originally planned neo-Gothic brick structure. Many elements of the architectural style are reminiscent of shipbuilding, even somewhat of Viking ships with their numerous dragons on the roof and in the decorations. The chandelier is modeled after a ship's wheel.

The Scandinavian stave church, built in 1908, was modeled on the church in Borgund. Today, the church is known beyond the Harz region and is a magnet for visitors.

A piece of Norway in the Harz Mountains! The Hahnenklee Stave Church was modeled and built on the world-famous model, the Stave Church in Borgund. A very impressive church: both inside and out! During the visit you can listen to an informative audio tour. However, I would prefer it if you could borrow headphones for a nominal fee instead of having to listen to it all the time. The church can be visited from Monday to Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sundays from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. The service takes place on Sundays at 11 a.m. The church, built in 1908, is (in my opinion) one of the most beautiful wooden churches in Germany. There is another stave church in the Harz Mountains: the Stave Church in Stiege. Another wooden church is not far from Hahnenklee: the Market Church of the Holy Spirit in Clausthal-Zellerfeld.

Cats can't be seen when it rains😅, it's nice that the enclosure exists. And the lynx is back in the Harz Mountains.

A beautiful church.

Wow, what a wide view 👍

The Oderteich, built between 1715 and 1722, is the oldest dam in Germany

Eye to eye with the lynx The brush ears are back in the Harz forests. But like all cats, they are very shy. So anyone who sees them in the wild is really lucky. So that everyone can admire them, we have built a lynx display enclosure on the Rabenklippe near Bad Harzburg. Here you can watch our lynxes basking in the sun, climbing trees or sneaking through their territory. Our public lynx feeding is particularly popular. Here you can learn interesting facts about the lynx from our national park staff and you can observe the big cats up close while they are eating. opening hours Regular: The lynx display enclosure is accessible at all times. The public lynx feeding takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2:30 p.m. Registration is not necessary for groups either. Admission is free. Note: Spectacular photos are guaranteed when the animals present themselves in the attractive and rugged enclosure landscape. However, the large enclosure also offers the animals numerous hiding places, so that they cannot always be discovered. A high visitor's platform enables a "fence-free" view of large parts of the enclosure landscape. getting there The lynx enclosure on the Rabenklippe is located near Bad Harzburg in the middle of the forest. Access by car is not possible, the access road is closed to public traffic. You can reach the lynx enclosure from Bad Harzburg via designated hiking trails. The distance is around 4 kilometers, so please plan enough time for the hike. You save around 200 meters in altitude if you take the Burgberg cable car up the Burgberg. From the mountain station you hike about 60 minutes to the lynx enclosure. Please also note our tour recommendation "On the way to the lynxes". From April to early November, the “Grüner Harzer” bus line (KVG bus line 875) runs between Bad Harzburg and the lynx enclosure on the Rabenklippe. https://www.nationalpark-harz.de/de/natur-erleben/luchsgehege/