Langer Teich – Bikepark Bocksberg Hahnenklee loop from Buntenbock
Langer Teich – Bikepark Bocksberg Hahnenklee loop from Buntenbock
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Langer Teich – Bikepark Bocksberg Hahnenklee loop from Buntenbock
02:35
33.0km
600m
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: July 13, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 27.7 km for 158 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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5.09 km
Upper and Lower Haus-Herzberger Pond
Highlight • Lake
The pond dam currently measures 7.20 meters in height and approximately 215 meters in length.
On the northern shore of the expansive body of water is a forest lake swimming pool with a beach area just over 150 meters long.
The Lower Haus-Herzberger Pond measures approximately 270 meters in length and is up to 130 meters wide. Its dam is approximately 8.70 meters high and 170 meters long. It is fed almost entirely by the excess water from the Upper Haus-Herzberger Pond. Only comparatively small amounts of surface water and precipitation also enter the pond.
This pond is primarily used for fishing.
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5.57 km
Langer Teich
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9.88 km
Singletrack Along the Water Channel (Harz Mountains)
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10.2 km
Great Kellerhals Pond
Highlight • Lake
The Great Kellerhalsteich once served to supply the mines around Zellerfeld and Bockswiese with water to power various technical facilities. For this purpose, the water could be directed both via the Zellerfelder Kunstgraben in the direction of Zellerfeld and via the Kellerhalser Graben into the mining area near Bockswiese. Surrounded on three sides by dense coniferous and mixed forest, the pond is about 290 meters long and about 250 meters wide. Its maximum storage space is 474,000 m³. Thus, the Große Kellerhalsteich next to the Oderteich, the Prinzenteich and the Hirschler pond belongs to the largest Upper Harz mining.
Today, the Große Kellerhalsteich serves to supply the nearby town of Clausthal-Zellerfeld with drinking water. For this reason, you can not bathe in this pond. The catchment area of the Große Kellerhalsteich is also a water protection area.
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14.6 km
Bikepark Bocksberg Hahnenklee
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14.8 km
Bocksberg Freeride Downhill Trail
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16.8 km
Gustav Adolf Stave Church, Hahnenklee
Highlight • Religious Site
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17.5 km
Großer Kranicher Teich
Lake
20.8 km
Lower Grumbacher Pond and Shelter (HWN 113)
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33.0 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
18.3 km
8.50 km
5.59 km
280 m
184 m
180 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
17.0 km
8.17 km
5.02 km
1.04 km
956 m
873 m
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Elevation
Highest point (720 m)
Lowest point (410 m)
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Sunday 12 July
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Comments
Today's tour was really fun.🚵🏻♂️😎
Right in the first third, there's the awesome descent to Wildemann. It's not easy, but the adrenaline rush is there.😝
Otherwise, you'll be rewarded again and again with fantastic views.
With forest highways and single trails, uphill ↗️ …
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