Since 1 August 2020, it has been possible to experience the summits from a completely new perspective.
From Burgberg, the BaumSchwebeBahn Harz takes you with a maximum speed of 12-15 km/h, gliding through the changing tree population of Burgberg and Kalter Tal to the back of the tree tops path as the seasons change.
The newest attraction of the Harz Mountains is the Flyline, a comfortable harness that allows you to fly down the castle hill over 1,000 metres while suspended from a pipe system. Breath-taking views open up, directly from the take-off tower to the highest mountain of the Harz, the Brocken.
Soaring through old oak and beech trees, you will fly down the castle hill in serpentines. Spectacular heights alternate with a genuine experience of nature; the forest is close enough to touch. The view of the Kalter Tal, the Niedersächsische Landesforsten (Lower Saxony's state forests), the Nationalpark Harz and along the Baumwipfelpfad Harz (Harz treetop path) make for a varied flying experience for young and old.
The newest attraction of the Harz Mountains is the Flyline, a comfortable harness that allows you to fly down the castle hill over 1,000 metres while suspended from a pipe system. Breath-taking views open up, directly from the take-off tower to the highest mountain of the Harz, the Brocken.
Soaring through old oak and beech trees, you will fly down the castle hill in serpentines. Spectacular heights alternate with a genuine experience of nature; the forest is close enough to touch. The view of the Kalter Tal, the Niedersächsische Landesforsten (Lower Saxony's state forests), the Nationalpark Harz and along the Baumwipfelpfad Harz (Harz treetop path) make for a varied flying experience for young and old.
