Wildemann - Circular hiking route Hahnenklee to Wildemann
- 3:45 h
- 13.30 km
- 219 m
- 219 m
- 407 m
- 591 m
- 184 m
- Start: Stave Church Hahnenklee
- Destination: Stave Church Hahnenklee
View the mountain town of Wildemann from above along the panorama ridge path. Wildemann is also called "Little Tyrol", being one of the smallest of the seven mountain towns in the Upper Harz. This route leads you to the visitor mine "19-Lachter-Stollen" and the remarkable "Maria-Magdalenen Church." At the mountain farm or on the mountain meadows, you can encounter the rare Harz Red Highland cattle.
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Directions
- From the Stave Church, you get onto the "Prof.-Mohrmann-Weg" to the "Fairy Tale Path" (2E red dot), which takes you to Bockswiese. Once in the "Jägerstieg" in Bockswiese, you pass the water treading pool and cross the dam of the "Lower Flößteich." You now follow the "Grabenweg" to the right until the stairs of the "Wäschenbrinks" cross the path. You climb these stairs and always follow the signs "2D red dot" towards "Zellerfeld." Along the way, you cross the L 561 road and stay on the path that crosses the "Rückenweg" and continue straight into the "Spiegeltal." Here it goes steeply downhill over a stony hiking trail until you pass the "Upper Spiegeltaler Pond." You walk past the pond on the left. You keep right and follow the path "8G blue cross" to the "Spiegelthaler Zechenhaus." Over the outdoor terrace of the "Spiegelthaler Zechenhaus" you reach the path "5B blue dot" towards Wildemann. Alternatively, you can also comfortably walk via the paved forest road to Wildemann. Here, a mini-golf course and an outdoor pool invite you to rest. In Wildemann, you turn right at the first junction onto the "Grumbachtalweg" (Grumbachstraße) towards Hahnenklee. This forest path becomes "2M red dot." Along this section, you will find a water treading pool to refresh tired feet and many benches inviting you to linger. Walk to the dam of the "Lower Grumbacher Pond." After hiking along the dam, take the "Grumbachtalweg" to the left towards Hahnenklee. At the "Kuttelbacher Pond," you must cross the L 561 road once again to then reach the path "1R red dot" in the triangle towards the Hahnenklee spa park. In the spa park, you come from the "Small Crane Pond" into the "Poststraße," which leads you to the "Rathausstraße." Here you turn right and can already see the Stave Church, the starting point of the hike.
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Directions & Parking facilities
- Getting there
- B 241 from the direction of Goslar/ Auerhahn/ Kreuzeck/ Clausthal-Zellerfeld
- L516 from the direction Hannover/ Seesen/ Lautenthal
ParkingLarge parking lot at the Stave ChurchPublic transportationRBB Bus: Line 830Â Goslar - Hahnenklee - Cl.-ZellerfeldÂ
RBB Bus: Line 832 Goslar - Langelsheim - Wolfshagen (Lautenthal - Hahnenklee)Stop: Hahnenklee Treff Hotel or Cemetery
Additional information
- Schedule, Line 830/ 832Â http://rbb-bus.de/regiobusbs/view/fahrplan/kursbuchtmpl.shtml
HAHNENKLEE tourism marketing gmbh
Kurhausweg 7, 38644 Goslar-Hahnenklee
Tel. 05325 51040
E-mail: info@hahnenklee.de Literature
- Hahnenklee hiking package consisting of: hiking guide with route description and elevation profiles, bus schedule, Liebesbankweg stamp card, and a weatherproof, laminated hiking map at a scale of 1:25,000. Available at the tourist information offices in Goslar and Hahnenklee.
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