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Preußenturm (HWN185) – Bärendenkmal (HWN 184) Runde von Sternhaus-Ramberg

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Preußenturm (HWN185) – Bärendenkmal (HWN 184) Runde von Sternhaus-Ramberg

Jana T. planned a hike

August 13, 2022

Preußenturm (HWN185) – Bärendenkmal (HWN 184) Runde von Sternhaus-Ramberg

Moderate

04:29

16.3km

3.6km/h

270m

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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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1.80 km

Sternhaus-Haferfeld station

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Attention, this is a demand breakpoint. Please be aware of yourself in good time when getting on and off.

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4.36 km

The view is great. The descent is quite challenging. You should definitely go with sure-footed shoes. The lower part of the descent requires special attention. You have to pay attention to every step. Nevertheless, the experience is very nice.

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6.75 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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7.30 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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8.70 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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