쉬운 크나이틀링겐 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

A great trail with views of the Brocken and the Harz foothills.

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Best view of the forest towards the Harz

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You have a view of the Father Brocken the whole way

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The narrow path through the forest is shadier. And more beautiful.

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The path along the edge of the forest is wonderful.

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Tough climbs and great views... what more could you want.

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Unfortunately it was closed. What a pity.

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Stamp point 28 of Northern Harz Foreland

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Depending on the season, numerous birds can be seen from the closed bird watching stand.

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Beautiful path at the edge of the forest with a wonderful view of the Brocken

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small bench under a cherry tree with a wide view of Schöppenstedt

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The figure of TILL EULENSPIEGEL depicted here is one of those personalities whose name - dating back to medieval times - is still known in the collective memory today, but of whom it cannot be said with historical certainty whether they ever actually lived. It is possible that this type of Till Eulenspiegel is a mixture of traditional stories from - originally very different - people who then grew together over time to form the one legendary figure that we know to this day.

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The Kuckucksmühle residential group is a private youth welfare facility, whose concept is based on a family-like approach. It is a fully residential mixed-age facility that is designed to care for up to seven children and young people of both sexes. (Source: https://www.wohngruppe-kuckucksmuehle.com)

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The Altenau is a 25-kilometer-long river in Lower Saxony that rises in the Elm northeast of Eitzum and flows into the Oker from the right near Halchter, a district of Wolfenbüttel. The Altenau rises northeast of Schöppenstedt in the mixed and deciduous forest of the Elm and winds its way westwards in a largely natural way to a valley, where it turns south at the level of the Naturfreundehaus and is fed by further springs. It passes Eitzum on the eastern edge of the village and takes in the Küblinger Triftbach, which crosses the main road, from the right and the Rotenbach a little later from the left. South of Eitzum it divides into two branches in the field, which rejoin above the Waldmühle. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Schöppenstedt is a town in the district of Wolfenbüttel in Lower Saxony. It is a member municipality and the administrative seat of the Elm-Asse collective municipality, founded on January 1, 2015. (Source: Wikipedia)

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On the path right on the edge of the Elm forest there are always great views of the Harz and the Brocken!

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The joker Till Eulenspiegel was born in Kneitlingen on the Elm River as the son of Klaus and Anne Wiebke. The parents of rural origins were happy about the birth of the beautiful child, who would later become known worldwide for his pranks. Klaus and Anne Wiebke gave their son the name Till - after the knight of the same name, who was also to become the boy's godfather. Of course, according to tradition, little Till had to be baptized. But there was no church in the small village, so the entire baptism party moved to the next village. In the neighboring village of Ampleben, the boy was baptized in the church by Pastor Pfaffenmeyer. It was a beautiful baptism and the whole baptism party enjoyed the beautiful event. Since the christening celebration was so nice and it was appropriate, the boy's father invited all the guests to the nearest inn for a few hours of conviviality. The guests had fun after the baptism, they drank and danced and it became more and more joyful. The midwife, who had Till on her lap, particularly enjoyed one or two beers. After the celebration was over, the baptism party made its way home. The route to Kneitlingen led over a footbridge over a small river. Even though the river wasn't very deep, it was full of slime. However, the route over the shaky footbridge was not so easy for the midwife, who had looked a little too deeply into the glass. The poor midwife could no longer keep her balance with Till in her arms and fell into the muddy river with the child. Luckily no one was hurt, but little Till was screaming like crazy and was covered in mud. This made the cheerful company laugh even more. This was his second baptism on the same day. After little Till was brought home, he had to be bathed again immediately. This was the third time the child was baptized: once in the church, the second time in the river and last but not least in the bathtub. Source: https://www.till-eulenspiegel.de/till-wird-dreimal-getauft.html

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The Romanesque church of Ampleben is said to have been built around 1200 AD. It has an eventful history. Initially under the patronage of the von Uetzen family, it passed to Duke Heinrich Julius in 1423, who passed it on as a ducal fiefdom to the respective castle owner. In 1872 the Bötticher family took over the fiefdom. She set up a hereditary burial in the tower, which was closed again in the middle of the 19th century. The church was restored in 1869 and 1969/70. A rectangular, recessed field with a valance painting from the 13th century was preserved in its original form on the east side of the church. It depicts the sacrificial death of Christ and, as its Old Testament model, the sacrifice of Israel and the offering of wine and bread by Melchizedek. At Christ's side are Mary and John with halos. Abraham is on the left. On the right of the altar is Isaac kneeling, on the left behind Abraham the ram. Today's bell was cast shortly after the Thirty Years' War in 1651. The church tower is clearly visible from a distance, is in visual contact with the neighboring churches along the Romanesque road and is said to have been used as a signal station in the Middle Ages. The merchants on the old military road from Braunschweig to Magdeburg were to be warned and protected from the robber barons who also existed in Elm. With its defiant walls, the church also served as a place of refuge. To this day the church has no name. Source: https://www.markus-gemeinde-am-elm.de/unsere-kirchen/kirche-ampleben/

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Kneitlingen is the birthplace of Till Eulenspiegel. At the church square you stand in front of the prankster's birthplace and learn all sorts of things about his pranks.

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The sign for the baptismal route is only in Kneitlingen. So don't look in the wrong place

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