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Drei-Täler-Blick (HWN 93), Poppen Berg (HWN 92), Ilfelder Wetterfahne (HWN 95)

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Drei-Täler-Blick (HWN 93), Poppen Berg (HWN 92), Ilfelder Wetterfahne (HWN 95)

Luise planned a hike

August 18, 2022

Drei-Täler-Blick (HWN 93), Poppen Berg (HWN 92), Ilfelder Wetterfahne (HWN 95)

Hard

04:09

13.0km

3.1km/h

460m

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Overview

Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.

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Rabensteiner Stollen visitor parking

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Big parking lot. Good starting point for hikes around the Rabensteiner tunnel.

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1.27 km

Three-valley view (HWN 93)

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From the Dreitälerblick lookout point you can - as the name suggests - look into three valleys: Ilfelder Tal, Kalte Tal and Brandesbachtal. The view is beautiful and there is …

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3.41 km

Brocken View

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A great resting and viewing place. In addition to the Brocken and Wurmberg, there is also a beautiful view over to the Carlshaus Tower.

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4.13 km

Molkenborn Historical Spring and Rest Area

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Instead of the wooden shelters, these roofed benches are increasingly found

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4.66 km

Poppenberg Tower (HWN 92)

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There are many steps to climb, but it's worth it. High up you have a magnificent view over the Harz National Park. Also stamp office of the HWN.

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5.14 km

Gnarled tree stump in Naturpark Südharz

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Everyone sees something different from all perspectives. Just walking past this great "structure" is simply not possible.

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5.87 km

Falkenstein Cliffs

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Its name comes from the granite rocks that stand like petrified falcons on the steep slope below the viewing point. From here you have a wonderful view of the southern Harz foothills.

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