Best dogs on leash trails in Königskrug

Scenic loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This wonderful hike from Königskrug leads to the summit of the Achtermannshöhe, which at 925 m above sea level NN. is the third highest mountain in Lower Saxony. Stamping point 12 of the Harzer hiking pin is on the way at a refuge. It goes on gravel paths and on stony scree fields on the Achtermann, so sturdy, ankle-high shoes are recommended. Be careful in wet weather as it can get slippery here. The effort is rewarded with great views of...

Scenic hike in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This beautiful route begins in Königskrug and leads via the lookout point at the Hahnenklee cliffs to the car-free Rinderstall forest inn. There one can rest and recharge their batteries with a hearty meal. The hike leads along the Odertalstraße and parallel to the Oder to the Oderteich. This dam was built by miners between 1715 and 1722 and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From there it goes back to the starting point via the...

Natural hike around Königskrug, Lower Saxony. This circular route impresses with a beautiful water feature and relaxing forest paths. The route begins with the ascent from Königskrug to the Achtermannshöhe. Accompanied by beautiful views to the Brocken, you continue through the varied nature. The Valley of the Warm Bode with the Upper Bode Waterfall is in the last section. Highlights: - Ascent to the Achtermannshöhe - Brocken View - Wormberg - Alte Wurmbergschanze - The Valley of the Warm...

Wild and romantic hike in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. The hike begins in Königskrug. There are parking spaces for cars and the Königskrug bus stop for arriving by public transport. It goes along the Königskruger Planweg and to the Oderteichdammweg. There are bathing opportunities on both banks of the beautiful Oderteich to cool off in summer. Highlights: - Oderteich

Beautiful cross-country skiing tour in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. The popular cross-country loop starts at the Königskrug bus stop. From here the tour goes around the Achtermann and there is a connection to the Rote Bruch trail and the Braunlager trail. Near the starting point there is a place to stop for refreshments, toilets and parking spaces.