ハルバーシュタットの洞窟・トップ20

On a hill in Heers around 200 meters north of the Great Sand Caves there is a viewing point directly on the hiking trail with a view of the Regenstein castle ruins. The striking sandstone rock with the once important fortress structure is about 500 meters away from this location. Unfortunately, the increasingly lush vegetation now almost completely prevents an undisturbed view. This location is not so important for tourism that it would seem realistic to soon clear out the line of sight. That's why soon all that will be left of this viewpoint is the name - and a few out-of-place signs, which will confuse future hikers more than inform them.

80m difference in altitude.... quite impressive.

Blankenburg Castle - the largest Welf Castle still preserved - is the landmark of the city of Blankenburg with a history going back more than 900 years. Today's palace complex emerged from medieval castle ruins and buildings from the Renaissance period. At the beginning of the 18th century, a baroque palace with representative European architecture was built on the “Blankenstein” for what was then the Guelph princely residence of Blankenburg. The baroque architecture has been largely preserved to this day. Source: https://www.rettung-schloss-blankenburg.de/

Imposing rock.

A beautiful place with a good view of Regenstein Castle as a frog's perspective.

a great view up to the castle ruins, a small bench invites you to rest

A wonderful view

Just beautiful 🦊🙏