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Aufstieg zur Achtermannshöhe – Steinreiches Wegstück Rondje vanuit Villenviertel

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Aufstieg zur Achtermannshöhe – Steinreiches Wegstück Rondje vanuit Villenviertel

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July 27, 2021

Aufstieg zur Achtermannshöhe – Steinreiches Wegstück Rondje vanuit Villenviertel

Moderate

04:50

16.7km

3.5km/h

350m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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1.29 km

Achtermannshöhe Technical S2/S3 Trail

Highlight (Segment) • MTB Park

Bite once - this trail up to the Achtermannshöhe has it all. Then it's all flowiger down again. Downhill you can let it run over the partly stony ground properly.

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2.31 km

Achtermannstor Rock Formation

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The difficult climb to Achtermannshöhe worth it - not only because of the stamp :)

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2.72 km

Become part of our documentary community and help us follow the development of the forest. More information at harzinfo.de/derwaldruft and specifically on forest change in the Harz National Park at waldwildnis-harz.de

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6.55 km

Triangular Boundary Stone

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Here is an old border - today's stone was set before 1866.

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6.69 km

Dreieckiger Pfahl Shelter (HWN 168)

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The "Dreieckiger Pfahl" shelter with the Harz hiking badge stamp is located near a stone border marker that used to separate the Kingdom of Hanover and the Duchy of Brunswick.

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7.30 km

Harz Border Trail (Old Border Path)

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The old column paths are a piece of inner German history, but you also hike on concrete

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7.72 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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