Collect stamps in Wieda Route 6 – 1 stamp

The hike starts in the nativity village Wieda. Starting and finishing point is the Glass & Ironworks Museum in Otto-Haberlandt-Straße. Opposite the museum, the path immediately leads into Borntal, a part of the Harz mountain refuge trail. Follow this path until it merges into the eastern winter hiking trail. You stay on this trail until the Käsebergblick. On the Käseberg, the Wieda bell tower was built. Since Wieda lies in the valley and the church bells would not be heard throughout the village, the bell tower was not built directly at the church but on the opposite Käseberg. From the Käsebergblick, continue to Kreuztalsklippe, a rock formation northeast of the spa town Wieda. Here you have an equally beautiful and breathtaking view of the entire upper village of Wieda and the Käseberg. After fresh stamping (stamp 162) and possibly refreshed, the shelter invites you to a short rest, then continue downhill past the Hans-Peters Hut along Cuerskopfweg. At the junction to Schulstraße, turn right into Schulstraße. Continue along the main street Am Kreuztal back to the starting point at the glass & ironworks museum.

Sturdy footwear, packed lunch

Coming from Bad Sachsa or Walkenried, turn left onto Otto-Haberlandt-Straße, and coming from Hohegeiß or Braunlage, turn right onto the parking lot at the Glass & Ironworks Museum, the former town hall.

Parking lot at the Glass & Ironworks Museum, Otto-Haberlandt-Straße 49, in the former Wieda town hall (accessible via the side entrance on the south wing).

Travel by train from Nordhausen or Göttingen to Walkenried, then take bus 472 to the Rathaus Wieda.

There are no places to stop for food on the way, so be sure to pack enough food and drinks.

Cycling and hiking map Paradise for hikers in the South Harz