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The shelter at the Uhlenklippe offers a place to rest.

The Harz Cross of the German East (⊙) was inaugurated on June 24, 1950 in the presence of Ernst Reuter, northeast of and slightly below the summit of the Uhlenköpfe (555.4 m above sea level) on the Uhlenklippe, about 2 km southeast of Bad Harzburg (Goslar district, Lower Saxony). The 20.5-meter-high wooden cross, which had become dilapidated by then, collapsed in a hurricane on March 4, 1998. On September 30, 2000, a new steel cross, 17.7 m high and 6.3 m wide, partially clad in wood, was inaugurated. The construction costs amounted to 180,000 DM. The cross is included as No. 122 in the system of stamp stations of the Harz hiking badge; the stamp box hangs on a shelter near the cross. Source: Wikipedia

For me, one of the most idyllic stamping points for the Harz hiking pin. The path along the “Allee der Bäume” is recommended. Here you walk through the Grumbachtal: one of the last completely forested valleys in the Upper Harz. An easy path to walk, the Grumbach gently babbles along and there is dense coniferous forest everywhere. Just before the Grumbach pond, you pass the Grumbach waterfall and then suddenly the Grumbach pond, surrounded by forest, lies quiet and calm in front of you - it doesn't get more Harz idyll than this! The reflection of the trees in the water is also beautiful! By the way, the stamping point is not only necessary for the HWN, but also for the Wildemann hiking pin!

A shelter located in the forest transition with a view of the Cross of the German East. Newly emerging pioneer birch forests flank the meandering hiking trail to Bad Harzburg or to the Rabenklippe. Our shelters in the Harz National Park are usually located in places worth seeing and are therefore popular hiking destinations. They serve as a short-term rest and break option and as protection in the event of bad weather. Overnight stays are only permitted in an emergency. In the interest of everyone, whether human or animal, our shelters must be kept clean. https://www.nationalpark-harz.de/de/natur-erleben/verhalten-im-nationalpark/ The Harz National Park wishes you lots of fun in nature

The "Dreieckiger Pfahl" shelter with the Harz hiking badge stamp is located near a stone border marker that used to separate the Kingdom of Hanover and the Duchy of Brunswick. Our shelters in the Harz National Park are usually located in places worth seeing and are therefore popular hiking destinations. They serve as a short-term rest and break option and as protection in the event of bad weather. Overnight stays are only permitted in an emergency. In the interest of everyone, whether human or animal, our shelters must be kept clean. https://www.nationalpark-harz.de/de/natur-erleben/verhalten-im-nationalpark/ The Harz National Park wishes you lots of fun in nature

HWN stamp office ♟️ Nice rest point with a refuge. Nice photo point with a waterfall 📸🌊

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It was my first time there and I was really excited! Great atmosphere great food great nature