Rehberger Graben – Rehberger Grabenhaus (HWN 155) loop from Oderteich
Rehberger Graben – Rehberger Grabenhaus (HWN 155) loop from Oderteich
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Rehberger Graben – Rehberger Grabenhaus (HWN 155) loop from Oderteich
00:49
11.6km
160m
Cycling
Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: May 24, 2026
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2.40 km
Sarghaihütte on the Rehberger Grabenweg
Highlight • Mountain Hut
Our refuges in the Harz National Park are usually located in places worth seeing and are therefore popular hiking destinations. They serve as a short-term rest and break option and as protection in the event of bad weather. Overnight stays are only permitted in an emergency. In the interest of everyone, whether human or animal, our refuges must be kept clean.
nationalpark-harz.de/de/natur-erleben/verhalten-im-nationalpark
The Harz National Park wishes you lots of fun in nature
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2.70 km
View from Rehberger Graben
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Nice view along the route. Pleasantly gentle gradient, so no altitude is lost :)
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3.77 km
Rehberg Waterfall
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4.08 km
Goetheplatz Rest Area
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In summer it is also a good place to take a break at the bench and table.
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5.04 km
Rehberger Grabenweg Cycling Trail
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The Rehberger Graben is part of the World Heritage Site of the Upper Harz Water Regiment and was built by miners in the 17th century. It branches off water from the Oder and directs it to St Andreasberg, where the water is still used to generate electricity for the city via large turbines in the mine.
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5.77 km
Rehberger Graben
Highlight • Structure
At the moment some areas are still very bare due to the bark beetle infestation, but you can still see areas where nature is already fighting back.
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5.82 km
Rehberger Grabenhaus (HWN 155)
Highlight • Restaurant
The national park forest restaurant Rehberger Grabenhaus is located about 2 km north of Sankt Andreasberg on the Rehberger Grabenweg, one of the most attractive hiking trails in the Harz National Park. The inn and hiking trail owe their names to the Rehberger Graben built by miners in the 17th century, which today is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Rammelsberg Ore Mine, Goslar Old Town, Upper Harz Water Management System.
In summer, the national park forest restaurant Rehberger Grabenhaus is a popular destination for hikers and mountain bikers. It can be easily reached from the Dreibrodesteine car park via a well-developed, approximately 900 m long path with little incline, even with wheelchairs, prams or for older people.
At the Rehberger Grabenhaus there is a stamp office for the Harzer hiking nobility. Not far from the inn is Goetheplatz, where the scientist and poet conducted his well-known studies on granite contact.
rehberger-grabenhaus.de
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11.0 km
Woolsack Weathering at the Sand Pit on the Rehberger Graben
Highlight • Natural Monument
At this point (the so-called sand pit) on the Rehberger Graben the Wollsack weathering is very good to see.
Source: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wollsackverwitterung
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11.6 km
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Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
11.3 km
163 m
131 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
10.9 km
723 m
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Elevation
Highest point (720 m)
Lowest point (670 m)
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Monday 13 July
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