Best trails near Radauwasserfall

Popular loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This hike in the Harz National Park leads once around the Eckertalsperre. It starts at the Radau waterfall. There is parking and a bus stop here. East of the Eckertalsperre, you can take a breather at the self-service snack bar at the Scharfenstein ranger station and get tips on trails, weather and wilderness from the rangers. It is best to obtain up-to-date information about the opening times beforehand (see tips). Highlights of the...

Popular loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This beautiful loop leads from Bad Harzburg past the Eckertalsperre to the Brocken. Since the first 13 km to the summit of the Brocken are almost constantly uphill, a good physical condition is recommended. There are places to stop for refreshments on the Brocken and at the Radau waterfall, and one should pack enough food for the rest of the tour. Highlights of the hike: - Brocken - Eckertalsperre - Radau waterfall - Bad Harzburg

Popular loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony This beautiful loop leads to several stamping points of the Harzer hiking pin: Molkenhaus (HWN 169), Eckertalsperre (HWN 001) and Skidenkmal (HWN 019). In addition, the route enchants with pure nature. It goes over beautiful forest paths, through the picturesque valleys of the Ecker and Radau and to the impressive Ecker dam. There are rest stops in Bad Harzburg and a drinking water point at the hydroelectric power station. Highlights of...

Family-friendly hiking trail to the Rudolfklippe, Lower Saxony. The short hiking trail starts at the Radau waterfall. The parking lot there is free of charge. The trail leads through the forest over serpentines to the Winterbergklippe and finally on to the Rudolfklippe. Return along the same route.

Popular loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This loop starts at the large car park south of Bad Harzburg and leads over the Winterberg, to the Kattnäse, to the Rabenklippe with its great views and to the picturesque Radauer waterfall. This falls 22 m over a steep rock face and is only 2 km south of the town sign of Bad Harzburg. The Rabenklippe, which is also on the way, is an iconic granite rock formation in the Harz Mountains that is very popular with climbers and offers truly...

Scenic loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. Right at the beginning of the hike you go up the Burgberg, which can alternatively be reached using the cable car. By foot you do not directly pass the top, but it is worth a visit. From here it goes through varied landscapes to the Molkenhaus, where there is also a place to stop for refreshments. The final destination is the Radau waterfall, whose name is not derived from the deafening noise, but rather originates from the river into...

Challenging loop in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. This loop starts at the "Burgbergbahn" car park/bus stop in Bad Harzburg. Many of the most popular Harz hiking destinations lie along this route, including the Philosophenweg, Radau waterfall, the National Park Visitor Center in Torfhaus and the Eckertalsperre. Highlights of the hike: - Radau Waterfall - Gabbro quarry - Sulfur spring - Radau Valley - Basteborn spring - Salt Stairs - Visitor Center Torfhaus - Ecker Valley Dam -...

Varied hike in the Harz National Park, Lower Saxony. A real highlight awaits right at the start of this hike: the Radauer waterfall, which is well worth seeing and easily accessible. But that is only the beginning. In the further course of the hike the trail passes, among other things, the Eckerstausee, the Eckersprung and the Große Torfhausmoor, one of the rare and ecologically particularly valuable high moors. You can also hike over the more than 880 m above sea level. NN. high...

Challenging and beautiful loop in the Harz National Park. The starting point is the parking lot at the game reserve in Bad Harzburg. At the end of the road, go straight ahead into the forest and heathland. A steep ascent follows, which leads to the first wonderful rock formations, such as the Elfenstein. Continue to the Great Staircase Stone and Feigenbaumklippe. Small tributaries of the Radau finally lead to the Radau waterfall. On the way there are some stamps of the Harzer hiking needle....