Dog-friendly holidays in Harzgerode

Stop Sternhaus Ramberg - Lange Allee - Bremer Pond - Bear Path - Bear Monument - Krebsbach Valley - Drahtzug - Selke Waterfall - Alexisbad

The route starts in the “center of the Lower Harz,” a residence and mining town. From there you reach the Selke Valley Trail in the uniquely beautiful Selke Valley, pass the small former hammer mill town of Mägdesprung, and enjoy the view above the Selke Valley of the spa town Alexisbad, founded in 1810, and the surrounding Selke Valley. The route mainly runs through forest areas.

On the Selketal-Stieg you experience pure nature and culture on a beautiful route through the Lower Harz. Through the ancestral land of the Anhaltiners, it goes past Falkenstein Castle to the UNESCO World Heritage town of Quedlinburg.

The 4 km long Waldhofmännchenweg is a section of the Selketalstieg and connects Alexisbad with the Waldhof Silberhütte. In this circular route version, the Waldhofmännchenweg extends to about 11 km.

The 4 km long Waldhofmännchenweg is a section of the Selketal-Stieg and connects Alexisbad with the Waldhof Silberhütte.

The second stage of the Selketal-Stieg leads from Güntersberge station via Straßberg to Alexisbad. On both sides of the path, you will find treasures of industrial culture in the Selketal.

The route leads from the Selke valley up to the Anhalt castle ruins, which gave the region its name, located 160 m higher. At the top, it passes the historic Wilhelmshof and returns via the old road between Aschersleben and Harzgerode back into the Selke valley.

Friedrichsbrunn – Erichsburg – Alexisbad

The easy, varied hike starts at the Naturresort Schindelbruch, crossing meadows and passing through forests to circle the Frankenteich and return to the starting point.

On the Selketal-Stieg through the FFH area.