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A frequently used stopover along the Oker and the reservoir.

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The reservoir supplies drinking water to the cities of Braunschweig, Wolfenbüttel, and Wolfsburg. The water is piped to the Lewerberg reservoir near Liebenburg, where drinking water from the Grane Dam also arrives. From there, a pipeline leads to the Thieder Lindenberg and further to the cities of Braunschweig and Wolfsburg. The water of the Ecker River is relatively acidic, with a pH of 4.6, due to the humic acid-rich moor streams. It is also low in nutrients and therefore well suited for drinking water treatment.[3] The dam is not used for fishing, as most fish cannot tolerate the low pH.[5] Below the dam, the water is almost neutral. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eckertalsperre

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The Ecker Dam (sometimes also called the Ecker Reservoir) is a dam near Bad Harzburg in the Harz Mountains, which was commissioned in 1943[1] and impounds the Ecker River and its tributaries. Operated by Harz Waterworks, the facility serves to supply drinking water, protect against flooding, increase low water levels, and generate energy.[2] Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eckertalsperre

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April 8, 1945 3,400 completely exhausted prisoners from the South Harz concentration camps were driven across the Harz Mountains on April 8, 1945. Nearly 100 were shot in the neck by their guards en route, and two were killed at the Oker train station. From there, the transport continued by train to Ravensbrück concentration camp; from there, the SS drove them on foot to Schwerin, where the surviving prisoners were liberated by American and Soviet soldiers by May 3, 1945. Association for the Search for Traces Goslar

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_The_ place to stop for a break on the northern side of the Brocken.

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Nice place for a short break. Those who continue along the bridge will be rewarded with a truly beautiful off-road stretch. Including a tough climb up to Torfhaus! It's worth it!

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Very easy to walk path (solid surface) in picturesque surroundings, wonderful view of the lake, surrounded by an attractive biotope. Tiny little frogs kept crossing our path.

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History was made here. Information boards describe it.

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The view from the 75m high dam down into the valley is a little eerie.

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Beautiful hiking trail along the narrow-gauge railway. Easy to walk, relatively flat. Every now and then there are a few larger stones. It's wonderful when the narrow-gauge railway comes towards you.

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only water supply between Molkenhaus and Brocken (when Scharfenstein is closed)

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One of the most beautiful dams in the Harz

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The HWN 19 stamp box is attached to the outside of the shelter. A new forest can be discovered in the immediate vicinity. There are many options for hikers: Scharfenstein, Eckertalsperre, Torfhaus, Marienteichbaude and Bad Harzburg. 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

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Dam with a 260 meter long and 75 meter high dam wall

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The listed weather station was completed in 1939.

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You should already be aware of when you go this way.....

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Here's a historic landmark, from the old days.

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The first hourly measurement of air pressure values on the Brocken dates back to 1820. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetterstation_Brocken

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The listed weather station was completed in 1939.

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