Drängetalhangweg – Ilse River below the Ilsestein loop from Ilsenburg

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Drängetalhangweg – Ilse River below the Ilsestein loop from Ilsenburg

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Drängetalhangweg – Ilse River below the Ilsestein loop from Ilsenburg

02:39

35.3km

650m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 14, 2026

Tips

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Nationalpark Harz

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.30 km

Röseckenteich

Lake

4.84 km

Rohrteich, Öhrenfeld

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The lake is located adjacent to forest areas north of Oehrenfeld on the northern edge of the Harz Mountains. The road from Oehrenfeld to Drübeck runs east of the lake. …

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7.89 km

Himmelspforte Trail

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Relaxed flow trail down to the valley, just the right one to end a tour.

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11.6 km

Drängetalhangweg

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The best uphill route from Wernigerode towards Drei Annen. The climb is easy to moderate, but constant.

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20.4 km

Hohne Hof National Park House (HWN 174)

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Nature adventure center HohneHof, a bridge between cultural landscape and wilderness - experience and enjoy nature
The barrier-free HohneHof nature experience center and the nearby dandelion discovery trail offer young …

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24.5 km

Eschwege Bridge

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Here the bridge is new again and a stone seat has been created. The accumulated water is a relief for tired feet 😬 - Thank you for that 👍

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28.9 km

Plessenburg Inn (HWN 7)

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Fantastic hike through the Ilsetal in the footsteps of Heinrich Heine. The food at the Waldgasthof Plessenburg was delicious and filling (plessenburg.de/). In a small but fine hut, we were …

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32.0 km

Ilse River below the Ilsestein

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The Ilse rises about two kilometers south-east of the Brocken summit on the south-east slope of the Heinrichshöhe. Its source is about 960 meters above sea level. The Urwaldstieg branching …

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33.7 km

Ilse River Crossing

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A very quiet and harmonious place with a good mood factor.
You can hardly get closer to nature than here.

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35.3 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

14.9 km

12.9 km

7.44 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

25.1 km

3.88 km

3.85 km

2.05 km

392 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Monday 2 November

4°C

-2°C

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Comments

March 10, 2022,Wernigerode-Drei Annen Hohne-Ilsenburg-Wernigerode oder W3

After the hikes, the MTB also wanted to be moved. From Wernigerode I drove along the W3 route. It leads via Drei Annen-Hohne to Ilsenburg and finally back to Wernigerode. At first it is a persistent uphill climb, always has eye contact with the Brocken. The clear-cutting of the trees is certainly regrettable, but it clears the way for wonderful …

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August 7, 2022,MTB-Tour: Drübeck - 3 Annen Hohne - Plessenburg

High time to pay a visit to the Harz again by MTB. The starting point this time is the Drübeck monastery, with its beautiful grounds and the monastery café.
The uphill from Wernigerode to Drei Annen Hohne is easygoing, with a great view of the Drang Valley and the Brockenbahn.
The dying trees have created a lot of open spaces …

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April 30, 2023,Mountainbike-Tour

What has become of the resin. First the forest is gone, then the wooden drivers destroy the paths. The paths are filled up again, but the gravel is so big and loose that you can't get on with the bike. I have to go exploring again to find new ways.

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