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Harzer BaudenSteig 1: From Bad Grund to Lerbach

Short facts

  • start: Bad Grund
  • destination: Lerbach
  • medium
  • 21,59 km
  • 6 hours 35 minutes
  • 583 m
  • 307 m

best season

From Bad Grund past the Albertturm and the Kuckholzklippe with a wonderful view to Lerbach.

The BaudenSteig passes numerous Bauden (hiking inns) offering hikers a light day’s load. The start is in Bad Grund. The varied history of the Harz spa and holiday town Bad Grund is closely connected with the Iberger limestone massif. Iron ore was mined here until 1885. In the mid-1980s, therapeutic cave treatment began. Unique in the Harz is also the exotic forest "WeltWald Harz." 600 species of trees from around the world grow in this approximately 100-hectare park-like forest. It is the most important facility of its kind in Europe. Bad Grund also has plenty to offer children, such as the Legends and Fairy Tale Valley, where each fairy tale house and all fairy tale figures are handcrafted. A special feature is the HöhlenErlebnisZentrum "Iberger stalactite cave." Even a snowball fight in summer is possible – with snow from former glacier kettles. Plenty of reasons to spend a day in Bad Grund before tackling the first stage of the BaudenSteig from Bad Grund to Lerbach. It is the longest stage, but there is plenty of time to stop at the Albertturm, the first Baude on the BaudenSteig.

Tour waypoints

Harzverbunden Waldquartier

Schachtanlage Knesebeck

Parkhotel "Flora"

Bergstadthütte Harz

WeltWald Harz

Märchental

HöhlenErlebnisZentrum Iberger Tropfsteinhöhle

Waldgasthaus Iberger Albertturm

130 Iberger Albertturm

Schweinebraten Köte

Kaysereiche Köte

131 Kaysereiche

141 Oberer Hahnebalzer Teich

Lasfelder Tränke

Prinzenteich

139 Kuckholzklippe

Kuckholzklippe

Claras Höhe

NaturErlebnisPark Lerbach

Ferienhaus "Tony"

Ferienhaus "Freier Horst"

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Pavings

  • Asphalt Coating (11%)
  • Street (4%)
  • Path (22%)
  • Hiking Trail (17%)
  • Crushed Rock (47%)

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