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Brocken – von Braunlage

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Brocken – von Braunlage

Paul and Philipp Thomas planned a mountain bike ride

March 19, 2021

Brocken – von Braunlage

Hard

04:46

50.4km

10.6km/h

1,250m

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

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 29.2 km for 224 m

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9.42 km

Goetheweg Descent Through Dead Forest (Nationalpark Harz)

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The way down is very easy and smooth. However, you should watch out for two large transverse grooves and ideally you shouldn't ride a hardtail. There are occasionally large loose …

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Glashüttenweg towards Schierke

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Very nice trail 😎, with
the easiest way up to the Brocken 😀

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21.6 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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23.6 km

The view of the Eckertalsperre is great and when then the downhill down to the Rangerhütte Scharfenstein with up to 20 percent gradient follows - perfect! But beware: hikers and dangerous cross grooves are to be considered!

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25.7 km

Scharfenstein Rest Hut (HWN 002)

Highlight • Mountain Hut

First-hand information in the middle of the national park. - Opening hours: daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Arrival and accessibility:
The Scharfenstein ranger station cannot be reached by car.

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29.4 km

Eckertalsperre dam

Highlight • Monument

At the secluded Eckertalsperre is usually not much going on, because the next parking lot is far away. Previously, the German-German border ran through the middle of the dam. A landmark on the dam still reminds of it today.

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