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Preußenturm (HWN185) – Grenze Preußen/Anhalt Runde von Stadt Gernrode

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Preußenturm (HWN185) – Grenze Preußen/Anhalt Runde von Stadt Gernrode

Zitzerkamikatze planned a hike

May 14, 2022

Preußenturm (HWN185) – Grenze Preußen/Anhalt Runde von Stadt Gernrode

Moderate

02:15

7.64km

3.4km/h

200m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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1.76 km

Preußenturm Observation Tower (HWN 185)

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From Kurpark Bad Suderode the way is quite steep, from the other direction it is a bit more relaxed. But the way is worth it. The view is wonderful.

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2.42 km

Former Prussia–Anhalt Border Trail

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Very impressive the well-preserved Grenzgraben with both sides received and numbered landmarks. Like the border guards, Anhaltiners and Prussians face each other. The last border revision was not until 1912.

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3.81 km

Prussia-Anhalt Border Stones

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Coming from Gerenrode, the border route Prussia-Anhalt leads through beautiful deciduous forest to the cliff Anhaltinischer Saalstein (HWN 186). To the right and left of the path are the old boundary stones.

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4.03 km

Anhaltinischer Saalstein (Harzer Wandernadel stamp 186)

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From Bad Suderode via the Prussian Tower and the old border road between Prussia and Anhalt.
The way is great to commit. The stones are a pleasure for the eyes

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5.07 km

Lessinghöhle — Mine Entrances

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The Lessing Cave, first mentioned in 1546, is a nice place to raster and a nice photo opportunity. Today it serves as a retreat for bats and other animal species that are worthy of protection.

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