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Kennenlern-Spielplatz Heimkehle – Reesbergdoline (HWN 214) Runde von Gipskarstlandschaft Heimkehle

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Kennenlern-Spielplatz Heimkehle – Reesbergdoline (HWN 214) Runde von Gipskarstlandschaft Heimkehle

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March 30, 2026

Kennenlern-Spielplatz Heimkehle – Reesbergdoline (HWN 214) Runde von Gipskarstlandschaft Heimkehle

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01:10

3.91km

3.3km/h

120m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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40 m

Heimkehle Show Cave

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The show cave is one of around 200 known caves in the South Harz Karst region. There is only one other gypsum cave in the whole of Germany that is …

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93 m

Heimkehle Welcome Playground

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The playground is now finished and is absolutely fantastic and informative at the same time. Based on the karst cave with its bats, the theme has been implemented in a wonderfully child-friendly way.

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218 m

Former Entrance to Kleine Heimkehle Cave

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Wonderfully visible from the stairs of the Karst hiking trail!

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293 m

Forest Stairway to Stamp Checkpoint 214 and the Reesberg Doline

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This forest stairway leads to stamping point 214 of the Harzer hiking nobility. It is particularly beautiful here in early spring, when the wild garlic is in bloom, and the beech forest is pervaded by a delicate scent.

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594 m

Reesberg sinkhole on the Karst Trail

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If you are interested in geology, you can follow the traces of karst and gypsum and discover many things!

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739 m

Reesberg Sinkhole (HWN 214)

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The spring water emerges from beneath the Bundstein sand layer and flows towards Reesberg. There, gypsum is dissolved by the small flowing currents and carried away. After several years, this …

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