Best partially-paved trails in Goslar
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Explore the most popular partially paved trails near Goslar with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.4 (125)·Moderate·8.9 mi·Est. 4–4.5 hrPopular dam loop 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...
- 4.2 (80)·Moderate·5.6 mi·Est. 3–3.5 hrVaried loop in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This is a beautiful loop 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 at the...
- 4.2 (45)·Moderate·7.2 mi·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...
- 4.4 (28)·Hard·12.2 mi·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 Berufsförderungswerk Goslar 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 in the...
- 4.4 (14)·Moderate·13.7 mi·Est. 6–6.5 hrPopular MTB-loop in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. Starting in the city center of Goslar, this mountain bike route leads to the Granestausee east of the city. The reservoir is a pure drinking water reservoir and therefore does not allow any water sports activities. After the tour, it is worthwhile to spend some time in the historic old town of Goslar, where you can, for example, try out one of the nice restaurants. The route can be reached by bus and train. Highlights of the hike: -...
- 3.8 (13)·Moderate·17.7 mi·Est. 8.5–9.5 hrPanoramic mountain bike tour in the Harz Mountains, Lower Saxony More variety than on this mountain bike tour through the beautiful low mountain range is hardly possible. You start in the Kaiserpfalz Goslar, ride through the dense forests of the northern Harz, pass a picturesque dam and a cave and have the opportunity to take a break in beautiful villages such as Hahnenklee (refreshment stops). In particular, up to Schalke it is sometimes quite steep uphill, which is why a good basic level...
- 4.5 (9)·Hard·24.3 mi·Est. 12–13.5 hrA varied mountain bike tour in the Harz Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This almost 41 km long MTB tour starts in Hahnenklee and leads via the Kingdom of Romkerhalle to the Oker Reservoir. Again and again you are accompanied by pretty little streams like the Lange Bramke while driving through dense forests. There are restaurants along the route. Highlights of the tour: - Oker dam - Romkerhalle ("smallest kingdom in the world") - wonderful forest paths
- 3.0 (1)·Hard·12.7 mi·Est. 5.5–6 hrThis route follows stage 2 of the Harzer Grenzweg, a long-distance trail from Hornburg to Tettenborn, beginning in Wiedelah and ending at the Molkenhaus near Bad Harzburg. The path leads over open fields before entering the scenic Oker and Eckertal nature reserve. Along the Ecker river, hikers encounter historical remnants of the inner-German border, including a section of the border wall at Stapelburg, the historic Jungborn health resort site, and the Ahlsburg ruins. Overnight stays are...
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Frequently asked questions
What is the longest partially-paved trail in Goslar?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest partially-paved trail in Goslar is Harz loop: Goslar - Sankt Andreasberg - Bad Lauterberg - Wernigerode. This trail is estimated to be 173.8 mi long.
Which partially paved trail has the most elevation gain in Goslar?
Goslar: With an ascent of 23,727 ft, Harz loop: Goslar - Sankt Andreasberg - Bad Lauterberg - Wernigerode has the most elevation gain of all of the partially paved trails in the area. The next highest ascent for partially paved trails is Hahnenklee - Oker Dam MTB with 5,059 ft of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult partially-paved trail in Goslar?
The most popular and difficult partially-paved trail in Goslar is Goslar - Romkehall via Oker Valley with a 4.4-star rating from 28 reviews.
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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