Best trails in Goslar
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Looking for the best walking trails in Goslar? Whether you're getting ready to hike, cycle, trail run, or explore other outdoor pursuits, AllTrails has 35 picturesque trails in the Goslar area. Discover hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
Venture outdoors and learn more about the area's historic sites or take a break from the hustle and bustle along the many tree-lined paths surrounding Goslar. Perfect for little feet, paws, walkers and outdoor enthusiasts of any skill level.
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- 4.3 (151)·Moderate·11.1 km·Est. 4–4.5 hrPopular circular hike in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. A beautiful, but also very popular hike in the Oker Valley, which sometimes leads close to roads. There are some rest stops and nice rest areas. The route is not consistently signposted. It is therefore advisable to use the route map as a guide (it is best to download it before the hike, as mobile phone reception is sometimes very poor or non-existent). There is a car park at the starting point, but it is also easily accessible by...
- 4.4 (125)·Moderate·14.3 km·Est. 4–4.5 hrPopular dam circular route in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony A great tour around one of the most famous dams in the Harz Mountains. The starting point for this route is the car park at the dam wall. Most of the route is tarmac and is also suitable for cycling. The beautiful nature and the marvellous views of the water offer pure relaxation. The exhibition about the dam is interesting once you reach the waterworks. It is possible to collect the Harz hiking pin at the stamping...
- 4.6 (73)·Moderate·8.9 km·Est. 2.5–3 hrVaried circular hike in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. A replica of the imposing Borgund stave church, several beautiful bodies of water and idyllic forest paths characterise this great hike near Hahnenklee. Highlights of the hike: - Gustav Adolf stave church - Grumbach pond - Kuttelbach pond - View of Hahnenklee
- 4.6 (76)·Moderate·11.3 km·Est. 3.5–4 hrA short circular route that starts at the car park on the Liebesbankweg. The first section follows the Liebesbankweg to Auerhahn and then continues up to the Schalker Turm. The route continues along small, narrow hiking trails towards Grosser Kellerhals-Teich and Oberer Grumbacher Teich back to the car park. There are three Harzer Wandernadel stamping points along the route.
- 4.2 (80)·Moderate·9 km·Est. 3–3.5 hrVaried circular route in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This is a beautiful circular route to the Rammelsberg starting in Goslar. The start is at the Kaiserpfalz Nord car park, which is subject to a charge. The Rammelsberg ore mine is an official cultural heritage site. A thousand years of mining and life at Rammelsberg can be discovered here. Together with the medieval town of Goslar, great viewpoints and cultural sights, this route promises plenty of variety. It is nice to stop off...
- 4.1 (73)·Moderate·5.5 km·Est. 2–2.5 hrPopular circular hike in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. A beautiful hike over the Rammelsberg near Goslar. Back at the car park at the Herzberg pond, you can relax after the hike by the water or at a refreshment stop. Highlights of the hike: - Rammelsberg - Herzberg pond - Great views over the Harz Mountains
- 4.2 (45)·Moderate·11.6 km·Est. 4–4.5 hrVaried, beautiful hiking trail in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The tour starts at the Oker Schützenhaus, west of Bad Harzburg. It is a nice place to stop off here after the hike. The trail leads along steep cliffs through the Oker valley to the "kingdom" of Romkerhall. Here is the Romkehall waterfall, an artificial waterfall on the Romke cliff. The nearby Ahrendsberg cliffs are particularly popular with climbers. Afterwards, the old Harz road can be taken back to the starting...
- 4.3 (40)·Hard·18.7 km·Est. 7–7.5 hrVaried, beautiful hiking trail in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The tour leads along the River Oker to the Romkehaller Wasserfall, an artificial waterfall on the Romke cliff. It continues over the Ahrendsberg cliffs, from where there is a marvellous view. On the way back, the route passes the Feigenbaumklippen, the Huthberg and the Kleiner Romke before returning to the starting point along the riverbank. Highlights of the hike: - Adlerklippe - Marienwand - Mausefalle - Mausefalle -...
- 4.4 (28)·Hard·19.6 km·Est. 6.5–7 hrThis hike leads through the wild and romantic Oker Valley in the Harz Mountains and connects the Goslar district of Oker with the striking Romkerhall Waterfall. The route starts at the Goslar Vocational Training Centre and leads from there through the forest up to the Kahberg. The ascent is rewarded with beautiful views. From there, the route follows the Oker through a deep valley with impressive granite cliffs such as the Adlerklippe and the Mausefalle. Rustic beech and sycamore trees grow...
- 4.2 (33)·Moderate·11.3 km·Est. 3.5–4 hrPopular circular hike in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. Family-friendly route with many interesting places on the subject of mining. The Maaßener Gaipel is an excursion restaurant on the north-eastern slope of the Kranichsberg. Highlights of the hike: - Grumbach pond - Kranichsberg - Nice place to stop for refreshments
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Frequently asked questions
What are the different types of hiking trails in Goslar?
There are plenty of things to do on Goslar's hiking trails. On AllTrails.com, you'll find 28 hiking trails, 6 trail running trails, and more.
What is the longest trail in Goslar?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Goslar is Harz loop: Goslar - Sankt Andreasberg - Bad Lauterberg - Wernigerode. This trail is estimated to be 279.7 km long.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Goslar?
Goslar: With an ascent of 7,232 m, Harz loop: Goslar - Sankt Andreasberg - Bad Lauterberg - Wernigerode has the most elevation gain of all of the trails in the area. The next highest ascent trail is ZTT Goslar - 132 km with 5,002 m of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult trail in Goslar?
The most popular and difficult trail in Goslar is Mousetrap – Kästeklippen of Oker with a 4.3-star rating from 40 reviews.
Are there camping trails available in Goslar?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 5 camping trails in Goslar and the most popular is Hahnenklee Loop with an average 4.6 star rating from 73 community reviews.
Are there running trails available in Goslar?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 6 running trails in Goslar and the most popular is Oker Valley Circular Route with an average 4.3 star rating from 152 community reviews.
Are there biking trails available in Goslar?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 5 biking trails in Goslar and the most popular is Granetalsperre (Tour G1) with an average 4.4 star rating from 14 community reviews.
Are there any trails with scenic mountain peak views in Goslar?
Yes, there are 31 trails with scenic mountain peak views in Goslar, including Oker Valley Circular Route, Granetalsperre Circular Route, Von Hahnenklee zum Schalker Turm, Kaiserhaus - Rammelsberg - Blauer Haufen and Rammelsberg Loop.
Are there any trails with ponds in Goslar?
Yes, there are 8 trails with ponds in Goslar, including Hahnenklee Loop, Von Hahnenklee zum Schalker Turm, Grumbacher Pond and Maassener Gaipel, Kreuzeck - Bocksberg - Großer Kranicher Teich and Goslar nach Festenburg.
Are there any trails with huts in Goslar?
Yes, there are 20 trails with huts in Goslar, including Granetalsperre Circular Route, Hahnenklee Loop, Von Hahnenklee zum Schalker Turm, Kaiserhaus - Rammelsberg - Blauer Haufen and Rammelsberg Loop.
Are there any trails with lakes in Goslar?
Yes, there are 12 trails with lakes in Goslar, including Hahnenklee Loop, Von Hahnenklee zum Schalker Turm, Rammelsberg Loop, Grumbacher Pond and Maassener Gaipel and Kreuzeck - Bocksberg - Großer Kranicher Teich.
Are there any trails with springs in Goslar?
Yes, there are 17 trails with springs in Goslar, including Granetalsperre Circular Route, Hahnenklee Loop, Von Hahnenklee zum Schalker Turm, Rammelsberg Loop and Kreuzeck - Bocksberg - Großer Kranicher Teich.
Are there any trails with weather shelters in Goslar?
Yes, there are 19 trails with weather shelters in Goslar, including Oker Valley Circular Route, Hahnenklee Loop, Von Hahnenklee zum Schalker Turm, Rammelsberg Loop and Oker - Romkerhalle.
Are there any trails with castles in Goslar?
Yes, there are 3 trails with castles in Goslar, including Kaiserhaus - Rammelsberg - Blauer Haufen, Harz Border Trail Stage 2: Wiedelah - Molkenhaus and Grenzweg and Harzer Hexenstieg from Hahnenklee.
Are there any trails with historical ruins in Goslar?
Yes, there are 3 trails with historical ruins in Goslar, including Kaiserhaus - Rammelsberg - Blauer Haufen, Sudmerberg Circular Route and Harz Border Trail Stage 2: Wiedelah - Molkenhaus.
Are there any trails with picnic areas in Goslar?
Yes, there are 8 trails with picnic areas in Goslar, including Hahnenklee Loop, Von Hahnenklee über den Thomas-Martins-Berg, Summit Tour to the Schalke (G3), Bockswiese Circular Hike and Töberschekopf.
Are there any trails with caves in Goslar?
Yes, there are 3 trails with caves in Goslar, including Erlebnispfad 3 Westlicher Harly, Erlebnispfad 2 Östlicher Harly and Erlebnispfad 1 Mittlerer Harly.
Are there any trails with scenic viewpoints in Goslar?
Yes, there are 19 trails with scenic viewpoints in Goslar, including Oker Valley Circular Route, Von Hahnenklee zum Schalker Turm, Kaiserhaus - Rammelsberg - Blauer Haufen, Oker - Romkerhalle and Mousetrap – Kästeklippen of Oker.
Are there any trails with cliffs in Goslar?
Yes, there are 9 trails with cliffs in Goslar, including Oker Valley Circular Route, Oker - Romkerhalle, Mousetrap – Kästeklippen of Oker, Goslar - Romkehall via Oker Valley and Cliff Tour Okertal.
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- Kaupental
- Oberer Grumbacher Teich
- Quell der Liebe
- Wolfsschlucht
- Oberer Flößteich
- Schalker-Graben-Hütte
- Lüdeckental
- Neuer Grumbacher Teich
- Kindertal
- Herzberger Teich
- Bocksbergbob
- Gustav-Adolf-Stabkirche
- Granetal
- Auerhahner Teich
- Großes Schüsseltal
- Drachen- u. Gleitschirmstartplatz, Nordwest, 610 m
- Roeder-Stollen
- Muttertal
- Großer Kranicher Teich
- Hessenkopf