배드 그런드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Hübichenstein consists of two connected rock outcrops. The rocks are part of a former coral reef.

Very nice path.

The Kayse Oak (HWN 131). This ancient oak tree towers impressively into the sky and is a lovely spot for a short rest and, of course, a stamp ♟️. The name "Kayse Oak" goes back to Chief Forester Kayser, who headed the Grund Forestry Office from 1862 to 1882. ​Kayser significantly supported the spa town of Bad Grund, founded in 1855, by creating hiking trails. The oak tree, originally planted in his honor, was only successfully established at this altitude after several attempts. A shelter (Köte) with a rest area is also located nearby.

The many half-timbered houses surrounding the large square in front of the church are beautiful to look at. Unfortunately, there are now also many vacant shops and cafés.

a great place to linger and have something to eat 🌞😊👍

Great view of the valley

Great view of the valley

In an idyllic valley open to the south, surrounded by beautiful deciduous and mixed forests of the Harz Nature Park, lies the oldest of the Upper Harz mountain towns and a state-recognized climatic health resort with a healing tunnel spa for respiratory diseases.