시젠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Hahnenklee's local mountain has now become the town's tourist center with many attractions for families.

From the Iberger Albert Tower you have a wonderful panoramic view all the way to the Brocken. As of 2024, admission costs 1€. The Iberger Albert Tower is a stamping point for the HWN, the Wildemanner hiking pin and the Baudensteig. So: don't forget your stamp booklets!😉 The restaurant will be remodeled as of 2024 - but there will be a large self-service range so that no one has to starve here. Not far from the tower there is also a great view of the nearby quarry!

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!

Here you can let off steam, e.g. tobogganing or playing on the playground or whizzing down the slide tower.

The Bocksberghütte offers great opportunities for celebrations during the day or in the evening. Whether it's a child's birthday party, bachelor party, wedding reception, company outing, or Christmas party, you can choose between lavish buffets or delicious menus. The Bocksberghütte offers over 100 seats indoors and a large terrace. Source: https://www.erlebnisbocksberg.de/gastronomie/bocksberghuette/

In addition to gastronomy, there is a summer toboggan run, a high ropes course, a trail park, a ski area...

Magnificent nature, a beautiful pond with roots on the shore. Hikers should definitely take a break here.

There are a total of four "Grumbacher Teiche" between the old mining towns of Wildemann and Hahnenklee. The construction of the Lower and Upper Grumbacher Teich can be dated back to before 1680. The middle pond was built after 1680. The fourth New Grumbacher Teich was added after 1714. The Grumbacher Teich was voted the most beautiful stamping spot in 2012 by our hiking friends. (HNW113)