Hiking from Wernigerode to Quedlinburg

A special highlight is the ride with the Harzhe narrow-gauge railway on the Brocken, which has a very special nostalgic charm (self-pay). Take a leisurely hike down the Hexen-Stieg to Schierke.
Walking time approx. 2,0 hours

Overnight place: Schierke

Past the Trudenstein and through Drei-Annen-Hohne, the trail goes downhill to the Königshütte waterfall. Now you come across the Bode river and a new landscape appears - limestone mining is still carried out above ground. From the Hoher Kleef lookout point, you have a wonderful view of the stage destination Rübeland with its impressive stalactite caves. You spend the night in Elbingerode or Hasselfelde.
Walking time approx. 6 hours

Overnight place: Rübeland area

This section takes you on idyllic forest and meadow paths through the "old mining" area with numerous geological features. Past the Wendefurth dam and through the Mühlental you reach the Bodetal.

Walking time approx. 4h-5,5h

Overnight place: Treseburg

On the last day of hiking, you will pass through the "Grand Canyon of Germany": the Bode Valley with its steeply towering granite rocks. Mostly leading along narrow paths, you will be impressed by this unique rocky gorge. You will reach Thale via the Devil's Bridge. The town is known for the Hexentanzplatz or the Rosstrappe, which can also be easily reached by cable car (self-paying). You can get to Quedlinburg by bus (included in the spa card), train (excl.) or on foot (+ 16 km).
Walking time approx. 3 - 4,5 hours

Overnight place: Thale

Stroll through the historic streets and enjoy the many picturesque and rustic half-timbered houses and the Collegiate Church of St. Servatius, one of the most important Romanesque buildings. You spend the night again in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Quedlinburg.

Overnight place: Quedlinburg

After breakfast departure on your own.

Overnight place: Quedlinburg (departure)