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From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai

20kmLength
780mElevation gain
6.5–7hrEstimated time
Circular
Popular circular hike in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. A circular trail that starts in the Steinatal valley and then leads up to the Stöberhai. It then follows small, quaint hiking trails via the Ravensberg back to the "Steinatal" hiking car park. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic Steinatal valley - Stoiber shark - great views over the Harz Mountains
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Frequently asked questions

What’s helpful to know about this trail?

Experience this 20.0-km circular trail near Bad Sachsa, Lower Saxony. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 6 h 13 min to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking and trail running, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a lead.

What is the expected weather this week for From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

Expected weather for From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai for the next 5 days is:
  • Wed 23 September - 14.1 degrees/buien
  • Thu 24 September - 14.6 degrees/onbewolkt
  • Fri 25 September - 17.2 degrees/onbewolkt
  • Sat 26 September - 19.5 degrees/onbewolkt
  • Sun 27 September - 22.3 degrees/onbewolkt

Where is From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai located?

From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is a trail located in Harz Nature Park.

How hard is From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is considered a hard hike that covers 20 km, with an elevation gain of 780 m. It takes about 6.5–7 hr to complete. Hard trails usually cover longer distances, and may have long or steep climbs or more difficult obstacles.

What is the elevation gain for From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is considered a hard hike that covers 20 km, with an elevation gain of 780 m. It takes about 6.5–7 hr to complete. Hard trails usually cover longer distances, and may have long or steep climbs or more difficult obstacles.

Is From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai a circular?

From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is a circular trail that covers 20 km, with an elevation gain of 780 m. It takes about 6.5–7 hr to complete. Circular trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.

How long is From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is a circular trail that covers 20 km, with an elevation gain of 780 m. It takes about 6.5–7 hr to complete. Circular trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.

Are dogs allowed on From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

Yes, dogs are allowed on From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai, but must remain on a lead.

When is the best time of year to hike From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is open all year round and is beautiful to visit anytime.

How busy is From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

According to trailgoers, From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is usually somewhat busy. From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is open all year round and is beautiful to visit anytime.

Are there scenic views at From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

Yes, Wilhelmshöhe is located on From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai.

Is there running at From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

Yes, trailgoers have said that From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is good for running. This trail covers 20 km, with an elevation gain of 780 m.

Are there forests at From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

Yes, From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai is a forest trail in Harz Nature Park.

Are there wildflowers at From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai?

Yes, trailgoers have reported a variety of wildflower types on From the Steinatal to the Stoeberhai, though the specific types can vary from month to month.
Last updated on 21 September 2026 at 00:55 GMT+0