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Granestausee (HWN 110) – Granetalsperre Runde von Goslar

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Granestausee (HWN 110) – Granetalsperre Runde von Goslar

HR planned a mountain bike ride

June 2, 2022

Granestausee (HWN 110) – Granetalsperre Runde von Goslar

Moderate

02:23

33.1km

13.9km/h

520m

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Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 7.78 km for 113 m

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3.06 km

Bench With a View of Goslar

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This is a place that you don't get to see very often. A bench on a small hill in the middle of a meadow landscape with such a great view of Goslar and Harz

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3.35 km

Steinbergalm

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Very nice excursion restaurant, arrived here on a hike. Beautiful patio with delicious food and friendly service. Eating and drinking in a higher price range with consistent quality.

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7.91 km

Taubenstieg Singletrail

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Currently a little overgrown. With short pants you can get away one or two scratches. But nice flowing trail.

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9.29 km

View of the Grane Reservoir

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From the Taubenstieg Trail you have a beautiful view of the reservoir. The pigeon climb is easy and easy to reach by bike or on foot ....

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12.8 km

Shelter with a view of the Granestausee lake (HWN 110)

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Very nice destination for hikes around the reservoir!

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15.2 km

Around the Granestausee leads a very nice bike path, which always offers beautiful viewpoints on the lake. He also does not have too many vertical meters and should be easy to handle, even for beginners.

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