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Cannossasäule – Großer Burgberg (HWN 121) Runde von Bad Harzburg

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Cannossasäule – Großer Burgberg (HWN 121) Runde von Bad Harzburg

Karin planned a hike

March 22, 2022

Cannossasäule – Großer Burgberg (HWN 121) Runde von Bad Harzburg

Moderate

02:50

9.74km

3.4km/h

260m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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1.85 km

Antoniusplatz (Kaiserweg junction, Harz)

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Here is the starting point of the tree suspension railway.

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2.21 km

Canossa Column (Canossasäule) on the Großer Burgberg

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On the Harzburg, a former imperial castle of Heinrich IV., In the immediate vicinity of the Canossa column, there is the stamping point of the Harz hiking pin, several small …

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2.30 km

Aussichtsreich (HWN 121)

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For many, the actual destination.

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2.37 km

View of Bad Harzburg from the Großer Burgberg

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Beautiful path via "The Cross of the German East" to the raven cliffs or the lynx enclosure.

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2.41 km

Ruins of the Great Harzburg Castle

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Unfortunately, there is not much left of the original Harzburg.

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2.58 km

Harz Tree Suspension Railway

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This suspension railway is one of the very few in Germany, beautifully situated in the forest. With the cable car up to the castle hill, then a piece with the …

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5.48 km

Treetop Walk Platform

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If you are in Bad Harzburg, you should visit the treetop path. Every season has its charm here. My favorite is summer, but there is also a lot to see …

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