Track Overview Big Oberharz lap

Big Oberharz lap

Demanding mountainbike route with varied impressions of the Oberharz, starting in Lautenthal and sections in the Harz foreland: The tour starts with an ascent to the Oberharz peaks Schalke and Bocksberg, from where wide views over the northern Harz foreland, Oberharz and mountain slopes of the Hochharz are possible. The route continues through varied valleys in the Oberharz between Zellerfeld, Schulenberg and Altenau towards the Hochharz. Above the Sösetal valley, the route leads to the Acker mountain plateau in the Nationalpark Harz. The route follows the mountains up to the southern edge of the Harz in the town of Lonau and leads to Osterode am Harz from there with views to the Harz foreland. There the route leaves the Harz and leads north over fields through small villages and forests on the edge of the Harz. Via a steep ascent in the northern Oberharz and a fast descent, it goes back to the town Lautenthal.

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Harz foreland fields view mountain
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lautenthal oberharz harz clausthal wildemann
Harz country lanes fields tour bike
Lift hahnenklee bocksberg mountain bike gondola
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hut schalke tower clausthal view
reitstieg single trail harz hanskuehnenburg
panorama soesetal valley harz mountain ridge
mountain bike ponds Harz rivers
trail north Harz mountain bike
mountain bike forest path deciduous forest round

Data about this mountainbike route

Elevation profile
Simplified elevation profile of the tour
98,0Kilometers in length
2458Vertical metres
155mLowest point (above sea level)
828mHighest point (above sea level)

Start and parking

This is a good address to start the tour. There is a larger parking lot nearby. Clicking on the address takes you directly to Google Maps to start navigation there:

GPS-Daten

The tour can be downloaded as a .gpx file and transferred to a GPS-enabled device (e.g. Garmin or smartphone). The tour starts near a larger parking lot. The route is planned so that it can be traveled all year round and in all weathers. Nevertheless, it can happen that due to occasional forestry work in the forest, paths are temporarily closed or have to be pushed in parts.