Best long trails in Sonnenberg

Popular loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This beautiful loop begins at the Oderteich, which is one of the most well-known attractions in the Harz National Park. Following the west bank of the Oderteich, the hike leads to the 916 m high Wolfswarte and via Torfhaus back to the car park. In Torfhaus there are some rest stops. Highlights of the hike: - Oderteich - Summit of the Wolfswarte - beautiful views - Torfhaus with National Park Visitor Center

Popular circular hike in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. Note: the first part of the route via the Reitstieg is steep in places and sturdy footwear is required. If you prefer a more relaxed hike, you can also take the Ackerstraße there and back. However, the Reitstieg offers particularly beautiful views, including of the Hanskühnenburg rock. This beautiful nature hike combines the Reitstieg and the Ackerstraße to form a lovely loop. The starting point is the Stieglitzecke hiking...

Varied loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This beautiful loop through the Harz National Park starts at the picturesque Oderteich. From here it first goes in the direction of the Great Torfhausmoor, from where a small detour to the Bohlenweg is possible. This leads to a beautiful view of the Brocken. In the further course, the Achterhöhe is climbed and then it goes back to the starting point via Königskrug. There are delicious rest stops with hearty regional cuisine. Highlights: -...

Beautiful cross-country ski trail in the Harz National Park. If the conditions are good and the trail is freshly groomed, then you can experience the wintry, fairytale-like surroundings with physical exercise. Due to the length and the difference in altitude, a good level of fitness is required. There are plenty of parking spaces at the starting point in Sonneberg. Highlights: - fantastic winter landscape - idyllic expanse

Hiking and stopping off in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. It starts at the parking lot at the dam. The weir system leads to the Odertalstraße, which leads through idyllic forest to the Rinderstall forest restaurant. Access by car is not permitted. The path is easy to walk and cross-country skis can be used in winter. In the Rinderstall there is a restaurant as well as a self-service area that is heated in winter. More on this under "Tips". Highlights: - Oder pond - idyllic natural...

Challenging loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony/Saxony-Anhalt. Due to its length, this loop through the Harz Mountains is more recommended for experienced hikers. In particular, the ascent to the Brocken requires some fitness. From the summit of the highest mountain in the Harz there are great views far beyond the borders of the national park. There is also a cozy restaurant where you can take a break. Highlights of the hike: - Renneckenberg - Summit of the Brocken - Mittlere...

Beautiful cross-country tour in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. The popular loop leads through the glistening snowy landscape of the Harz Mountains and offers numerous views of the Harz foothills, the Wurmberg and the Brocken along the way. In Sankt Andreasberg there are several rest stops. Highlights: - magnificent viewpoints

Beautiful cross-country skiing route in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. The loop begins at the Oderteich car park. The Oderteich bus stop is nearby, so it is possible to travel there by public transport. It goes along the shore of the beautiful Oderteich and then to Oderbrück and around the Oderbruch. Highlights: - Oderteich

Panoramic hike in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. The hike starts at the Sonnenberg car park and leads along the beautiful banks of the Sieber to the village of Sieber. There are several accommodation options, an outdoor pool to cool off in summer and an adventure playground for families with children.

Beautiful loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. The loop begins at the Sonnenberg car park. The Sonnenberg bus stop is also located here. The hike leads slightly downhill through shady forests in the direction of the Schlufterkopf, before returning to the starting point following the Sieber.