ヴィーダの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

https://www.nationalpark-harz.de/de/urlaub-im-nationalpark/waldgaststaetten/ The national park forest restaurant Rehberger Grabenhaus is located about 2 km north of Sankt Andreasberg on the Rehberger Grabenweg, one of the most attractive hiking trails in the Harz National Park. The inn and hiking trail owe their names to the Rehberger Graben built by miners in the 17th century, which today is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Rammelsberg Ore Mine, Goslar Old Town, Upper Harz Water Management System. In summer, the national park forest restaurant Rehberger Grabenhaus is a popular destination for hikers and mountain bikers. It can be easily reached from the Dreibrodesteine car park via a well-developed, approximately 900 m long path with little incline, even with wheelchairs, prams or for older people. At the Rehberger Grabenhaus there is a stamp office for the Harzer hiking nobility. Not far from the inn is Goetheplatz, where the scientist and poet conducted his well-known studies on granite contact. www.rehberger-grabenhaus.de

The old turning body has fallen over in the meantime. You can still see the remains of the old spiral staircase that long ago allowed visitors to climb to the platform in the treetop.

The Rehberger ditch house was built as official housing for the ditch warden of the Rehberger ditch from 1772. It was also used as a toll booth for the Rehberger Grabenweg. A sign on the hut wall still bears witness to this today. There is also a commemorative plaque for the Upper Harz dialect.

The Rehberger Grabenhaus is the stamp office of the HWN and offers some great photo opportunities, a hike along the Rehberger Graben to the Oderteich is highly recommended

A really great destination, good range of food (restaurant and self-service), friendly hosts and rustically furnished guest room. Value for money completely okay. Accessible via many beautiful paths.

one of the most beautiful stamping points of the HWN, the view is great, be sure to enter it in the summit book

great resting place on the Grenzweg, the oak must have been an impressive tree with its viewing platform in the past, unfortunately destroyed by a storm, but a monument should be erected at this point

Really great refuge with summit book.