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Brockengipfel – Brockenbahn Runde von Braunlage

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Brockengipfel – Brockenbahn Runde von Braunlage

Nataliia Khrin planned a hike

May 20, 2020

Brockengipfel – Brockenbahn Runde von Braunlage

Hard

05:23

19.2km

3.6km/h

380m

390m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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6.03 km

View of the Brocken Railway (HSB)

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happy to hear, happy to ride, happy to smell and always pleasure to see you.

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7.67 km

Brocken Railway Station

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The HSB (Harzer Schmalspurbahnen) have parked a (red) tank car with extinguishing water on the Brocken for possible accidents. The wagon stands on a trolley, in winter it goes into …

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8.17 km

Brocken Summit

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The highest peak in the Harz above the tree line. Certainly not the most exciting climb on a mountain bike, but still a must, simply because it's there. ;-)

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11.2 km

Goetheweg (Goethe Trail) to the Brocken

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Here the view from the Goetheweg coming from the direction of Torfhaus / Oderbrück.

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11.7 km

Brockenbahn steam train at Goetheweg

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The Brockenbahn is the only narrow-gauge railway in Germany that has its terminus on a summit with an alpine climate. For 41 euros, she brings lazy and romantic railroaders up and down again. A route is available for 26 euros.

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12.3 km

Eckersprung Shelter (HWN 136)

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The Eckersprung is the border between Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt. It used to be the death strip, today called the Green Belt. Here is a refuge and a rest area. In addition, a stamp office of the Harzer hiking nobility.

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