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Blick auf den Herzberger Teich – Blick auf die Okertalsperre Runde von Schulenberg

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Blick auf den Herzberger Teich – Blick auf die Okertalsperre Runde von Schulenberg

Nele planned a mountain bike ride

June 11, 2021

Blick auf den Herzberger Teich – Blick auf die Okertalsperre Runde von Schulenberg

Moderate

02:44

29.1km

10.7km/h

640m

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

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762 m

Schulenberg Sculpture Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Can be integrated into a round of schools, only the ravages of time gnaw.

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4.01 km

Hubertus Spring

Highlight • Natural Monument

There is wonderfully refreshing drinking water at the Hubertusquelle.
A bench invites you to take a break.
The source was redesigned in 2014 and is really well done 👍🏼

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5.58 km

A nice warmup trail out of Schulenberg. In the relaxed up and down (with more tend to "up") you come up high on the Bocksberg above Hahnenklee, from where you have plenty of trails to continue your tour are available.

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9.30 km

WasserWanderWeg singletrack at Auerhahn Ponds

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Sometimes a bit narrow, but wonderful to sniff a little forest air.

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19.8 km

Rammelsberg Mine and Museum (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Highlight • Historical Site

The Rammelsbergwerk is part of the world cultural heritage and can be visited as part of a pre-arranged or spontaneous guided tour. The stamp box for the Harzer hiking pin …

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20.7 km

Herzberger Pond

Highlight • Lake

The Herzberger Teich, also known simply as Herzer, is an artificial pond in Goslar that was created in 1561. It is located in the mountain valley between the Rammelsberg and …

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