ノルドハルツの峡谷・トップ13

Great nature trail, certainly not for Sunday walkers with slippers.

A beautiful, somewhat difficult path through the Steinerne Renne valley. Be careful in frost and snow, the stones are incredibly slippery.

This climb should also be carefully considered. Probably not with white sneakers on Sunday afternoon.

This is a steep climb, good shoes are a must, ankle-high shoes are recommended. Sure-footedness and a good physical condition are a must

The Tänntalbach is a stream in the Harz district in Saxony-Anhalt. It is a tributary of the Rammelsbach. The headwaters of the Tänntalbach lie east to south-east of Plessenburg, a district of Ilsenburg. On the first kilometer of its course, it takes in various, mostly nameless, small streams from the area of the Weißen Steine and the Wolfsklippen, which means that this area is referred to as its source area, but it only bears this name from the Tänntal. On its course in a northeasterly direction through the Tänntal, part of its water is cut off shortly before the Ilsenburg district of Oehrenfeld and directed towards smaller ponds, including the Rohrteich. The Tänntalbach itself flows through Oehrenfeld and flows into the Rammelsbach shortly before the Heudeber-Danstedt–Bad Harzburg railway line, in Darlingerode. (Source: Wikipedia)

Beautiful trail, lonely and quiet

Climate change and bark beetles make it possible for us to have a look at this sea of stones

Nice path along the Holtemme. However, the upper part can only be walked on with good surefootedness. If you want to go to the inn with a pram, you should take the Bielsteinchaussee.