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Herzberg Castle – Oder Bridge Near Pöhlde loop from Hattorf

Herzberg Castle – Oder Bridge Near Pöhlde loop from Hattorf

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Herzberg Castle – Oder Bridge Near Pöhlde loop from Hattorf

01:36

24.1km

100m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 12, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 10.7 km for 55 m

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Eierbrunnen Hörden

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The Horde put a lot of effort into the decoration every year. Not only
Worth a look at Easter.

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6.91 km

Lake District

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Lakeland created by gravel mining

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10.4 km

Herzberg Castle

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Herzberg am Harz is a town in the district of Göttingen in southern Lower Saxony, which lies on the southern edge of the Upper Harz. Wikipedia
Height: 240 m

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11.9 km

Herzberg am Harz Train Station

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On December 1, 1868, the southern Harz route from Northeim to Herzberg was completed, until August 1, 1869 Herzberg was the terminus of this route. Then the route was extended to Nordhausen. On October 10, 1870, the opening of the line to Osterode on the Harz, which was completed on September 1, 1871 Seesen followed. To 10. July 1884 also the railway line Scharzfeld-St. Andreasberg completed, whose traffic was conducted mainly to or via Herzberg. On November 1, 1911, the route to Bleicherode-Ost was opened. In 1913, a route to Sieber and on was started, which, however, was not continued due to the war. [2] On December 1, 1931, finally, on the route started a goods traffic serving route to the Siebertal to the community Lonauerhammerhütte the then Osthushenrich paper mill (now Smurfit Kappa Group) put into operation.

Thus, the station Herzberg reached its maximum extent and became an important railway junction. The track number 37 in the freight yard [3] still testifies that here once were many tracks.
In addition, there was north of the station, in the district Kastanienplatz, a connecting track between the southern Harz and the West Harz route to avoid headgear of freight trains in the station.

Due to the division of Germany, the line was divided in the direction of Bleicherode 1945 on the edge of Zwinge. Since the operation of this "dead end" over time became more unprofitable, the passenger traffic on the remaining distance was gradually set to May 27, 1961, the freight then followed on January 30, 1982. As of December 31, 1994, the route to the Siebertal also shut down , [Source: Wikipedia]

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