周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

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!

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From the Altarklippen you have a wonderful view over the Granetalsperre to the Rammelsberg. For me it is one of the top 20 stamping points for the Harz hiking pin. The path up to the Altarklippen is easy to do - even by bike.

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From the Altarklippen you have a wonderful view over the Granetalsperre to the Rammelsberg. For me it is one of the top 20 stamping points for the Harz hiking pin. The path up to the Altarklippen is easy to do - even by bike.

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At the end of the Grumbacher Flößgraben is the Grumbacher waterfall and a small viewing platform. The precious water falls around 15 meters down the slope until it reaches the Grumbach below the Grumbacher Teich. However, the location at the end of the ditch is less suitable for observing the waterfall. You can see more at the foot of the waterfall. To do this, go back to the stairs, which will take you to the southeast end of the dam of the Grumbacher Teich. There you take the narrow, steeply descending path. After about one hundred meters you will reach the waterfall visible between the boulders. In winter, the icy Grumbacher waterfall offers a thoroughly impressive sight. During the warm and dry season, however, you should not expect an all too impressive spectacle here with lush vegetation. Source: https://www.harzlife.de/teiche/unterer-grumbacher-teich.html

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Beautiful view of the Grane Dam and Wolfshagen - with two benches

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At the beginning of September 2022, the Grumbacher Teich had so little water that the waterfall was just a trickle.

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Depending on the water level of the Grumbach pond, the water flows out here and also serves as an overflow.

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Doesn't always carry water

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The whole area with the water inlets and lakes is just beautiful.

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Stamping point and waterfall, fits

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The lynx can be viewed as an exhibit in the Harz Museum in Wernigerode.

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If you try twice with enough water, it lives up to the name waterfall. The best view is from across the street.

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Nice stamping place in green surroundings. The rustic hut forces you to take a break.

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Great quiet stamping point with a bench, a view and splashing water! Pure relaxation😊

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Currently not accessible. Full of fallen trees, etc.

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Nice stamping point right on a forest highway 🙄. This is where the last living Lux in the Harz was killed. Fortunately, there are some again,

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A well done restoration of an old quarry. Provided with many information boards and stamped with the Harz hiking pin.

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looks pretty flat on pictures, you should look at it on site

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The old diabase quarry at Heimberg near Wolfshagen in the Harz Mountains can look back on more than 100 years of operational history (1885 to 1986). An eye-catcher is the so-called breeding rock, which as a quarry residue made of inferior rock as an inselberg towers over the quarry floor by around 50 meters. A nice example of a successful renaturation of a former industrial plant.

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A quarry that has been closed since 1987, with a great circular hiking trail.

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