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Von Wernigerode Bahnhof-Brocken Harz - Rappbodetalsperre - nach Bahnhof Halberstadt

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Von Wernigerode Bahnhof-Brocken Harz - Rappbodetalsperre - nach Bahnhof Halberstadt

Sven.weckwerth and Andreas Gabbert planned a mountain bike ride

May 27, 2019

Von Wernigerode Bahnhof-Brocken Harz - Rappbodetalsperre - nach Bahnhof Halberstadt

Hard

06:16

85.0km

13.6km/h

1,740m

1,860m

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Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike.

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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3.22 km

Himmelspforte Trail

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Relaxed flow trail down to the valley, just the right one to end a tour.

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9.90 km

View of Darlingerode and the Harz Foreland from Meineberg

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Great viewing point and also the starting point of Kammweg 2.

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12.8 km

Plessenburg Trail

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Short but crisp down

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14.7 km

Ferdinand's Stone

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The Ferdinand stone is reminiscent of the last free-living wolf, which was killed by Count Ferdinand to Stolberg-Wernigerode and is located on Schindelstieg above Ilsenburg.

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19.8 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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25.8 km

Glashüttenweg towards Schierke

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

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30.4 km

Trudenstein Rock Formation and Viewpoint

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To enjoy the view you have to park your bike at the bottom 😉.
Stamp point 17

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32.9 km

Drei Annen Hohne station

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A very special highlight in the Harz is the old Brocken Railway, which has been running regularly up the highest mountain in the Harz since 1992. This is a so-called "adhesion railway": despite the steep route profile, the railway climbs the summit solely due to the friction between the drive wheels and the rails and does not require any gears or anything similar. This means that the route has the highest station of all German adhesion narrow-gauge railways.

Enough of the technical highlights. Purely from an experience point of view, a train journey like this is of course extremely exciting. If you still prefer to climb to the Brocken by bike, I fully understand. But maybe the Brocken Railway is an option for the rest of the family? Take a look here, there is all the information about the railway: hsb-wr.de/mehr-erfahren/streckennetz/brockenbahn.

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38.1 km

Zillierbach Reservoir

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Fantastic view over the reservoir and the dam. Very nice picnic area with stamp point.

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41.4 km

Büchenberg Visitor Mine (HWN 037)

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A visit is worthwhile, you can also explore the mine independently.
Fun for big and small children 😊.

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46.2 km

Volkmarskeller (HWN 87)

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Remains of an old monastery

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51.8 km

Kreuztalviadukt

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The highest railway bridge in northern Germany.

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56.1 km

Rappbode Dam and Suspension Bridge

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For the adrenalin junkies among you, I recommend the rapid descent with the double rope slide 120 meters down into the valley just above the water of the dam Wendefurth.

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