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Plutonic Piste – Harz (Scouted by Axel Gehrbrandt)

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Plutonic Piste – Harz (Scouted by Axel Gehrbrandt)

Momae planned a gravel ride

May 25, 2022

Plutonic Piste – Harz (Scouted by Axel Gehrbrandt)

Hard

11:46

165km

14.0km/h

2,970m

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Overview

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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10.5 km

Weser-Elbe Watershed (Harz Mountains)

Highlight • Natural Monument

In the immediate vicinity of the former Himmelpforte monastery.

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18.8 km

Forstamt Eisengrund Shelter

Highlight • Mountain Hut

With a beautiful meadow.

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26.3 km

Geological outcrop at Mönchemühlenteich (information board)

Highlight • Natural Monument

Super explained on the notice board

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44.1 km

Treseburg village and the Bode River

Highlight • Settlement

You can cycle relaxed along the Bode towards Altenbrak. Either road or forest path.

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71.5 km

Stierberg Pond (HWN 048)

Highlight • Lake

The Stierbergsteich is a beautiful, quiet place in the middle of the forest. It is a must on a tour from Sophienhof! Stamp number 48 of the Harz hiking pin is located in the refuge.

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79.9 km

Im Waldwinkel Campsite

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Small well-kept place, located directly on the Kunzenbach. Absolute peace, very dog-friendly (dog shower with warm water).
From the square you can go to many tours on foot or by bike.

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99.7 km

Oder Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

Here you can hike and bike along the dam and there are many quiet places to relax or have a picnic.

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134 km

Dammgraben Trail

Highlight • Trail

At 25 km, the dam ditch is the longest man-made ditch. Its water once powered the mines in Altenau and Clausthal.
There is a beautiful hiking trail right next to the dam ditch.

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135 km

Dammgraben Altenau

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The dam ditch is the longest man-made ditch in the Upper Harz. Its purpose was to divert surface water for the operation of the Upper Harz coal and steel industry …

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143 km

Embankment ditch

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Small rest area, some with shade to take a break.

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144 km

Ford through the Kellwasser

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Here you can walk from stone to stone.

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153 km

Ski Memorial (Harzer Wandernadel Stamp Location 19)

Highlight • Monument

The HWN 19 stamp box is attached to the outside of the shelter. A new forest can be discovered in the immediate vicinity. There are many options for hikers: Scharfenstein, Eckertalsperre, Torfhaus, Marienteichbaude and Bad Harzburg.

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165 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

101 km

25.7 km

13.4 km

11.8 km

11.1 km

1.17 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

63.7 km

57.7 km

32.9 km

7.02 km

1.74 km

1.37 km

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Highest point (830 m)

Lowest point (230 m)

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Plutonic Piste – Harz (Scouted by Axel Gehrbrandt)

Weser-Elbe Watershed (Harz Mountains)

Forstamt Eisengrund Shelter

Geological outcrop at Mönchemühlenteich (information board)

Treseburg village and the Bode River

Stierberg Pond (HWN 048)

Im Waldwinkel Campsite

Oder Reservoir

Dammgraben Trail

Dammgraben Altenau

Embankment ditch

Ford through the Kellwasser

Ski Memorial (Harzer Wandernadel Stamp Location 19)

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