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A very beautiful view

On October 25, 1863, the current church was consecrated in the presence of George V, King of Hanover. At 48 meters long and 21 meters wide, it is an opulent structure for the size of the city. With seating in the side aisles, it can seat approximately 880 people. In recent years, the roof and facade renovation began with funds from urban development subsidies, Lotto-Toto GmbH, and numerous donations. The 43-meter-high church tower is visible from afar and was renovated by the city, which owns the tower, in 1999. Its foundations are all that remains of the previous church. Since 1865, it has housed three cast steel bells tuned to F-sharp/A-sharp/C-sharp. The large bell measures 46 inches in diameter and weighs 775 kg. In memory of the founder's father, Pastor Osenbrück, who died after the town fire, it bears an inscription with the verse from Psalm 3: "I cry out to the Lord with my voice." The middle bell rings out over the town every day at 6 p.m. Since 1866, the Furtwängler clock has been keeping precise time, and the two gongs chime the quarter and hour. Source: https://www.ekmd.de/kirche/kirchenkreise/halberstadt/elbingerode/stadtkirche-elbingerode/elbingerode-3541/st-jakobi-elbingerode/

The swans are here

Great route with nice climb

A quiet road with a good surface. Beautiful views toward the Brocken and Wurmberg mountains. More beautiful than the busy alternatives.

The bike path is wide and clean. It's a pleasant ride, and there's plenty of room for oncoming traffic.

Very beautiful Lutheran church, this was built around 1740, see sign on the church.

Great bike path with good asphalt