A wheelchair that writes stories: Günther's adventure in the Harz!

A wheelchair that writes stories: Günther's adventure in the Harz!

Bad Suderode, Deutschland - The Harz is not only a rugged mountain range, but also a treasury full of legends and myths. Carsten Kiehne, a passionate stories collector from Bad Suderode, knows that only too well. For over a decade, he has been looking for the mysterious stories of this region together with his partner Manuela Petri. Together they published more than thirty books in which the fascinating stories of the Harz are alive. Kiehne offers guided hikes in which he brings the myths and fairy tales to life. As reported news38.de, a special hike to the old Paralleus-Harz clinic took place.

On this tour, Kiehne met a remarkable man: Günther, an older man in the electric wheelchair. Despite the steep climb to the clinic, Günther decided to take the three -hour hike. Initially, Kiehne were concerned about whether Günther could handle the demanding path with his wheelchair, but the hiking group showed what cohesion means. With united forces they pushed Günther up the steep slope. In the end, everyone was happy when they reached the summit. For Günther, this moment became the climax of his stay in the clinic, and Kiehne also described the hike as one of the most beautiful experiences of his 14-year career. More about this moving story reports n-aG.net.

hiking experiences in the Harz

The Harz is a place where the density and beauty of nature at the same time invite you to be amazed and discover. The Harz National Park focuses on this interaction between people and nature. On the NaturMythenpfad The deeply rooted myths and stories are themized using nine hands-on stations. These stations encourage you to pause and think about your own connection to nature.

The desired tree enables hikers to express a personal wish, while the labyrinth offers an opportunity to find your own way. One of the stations also focuses on the relationship between man and wolf, which not only stimulates thinking, but also illuminates the deep roots of the myths and legends. The “mythical heritage” of this region is part of the oldest cultural asset of people, which grants an insight into thoughts, feelings and explanations of our environment, as the National Park emphasizes. Thanks to the work of Kiehne and his colleagues, it is ensured that the stories of the resin remain alive and are also accessible to people with special needs.

This makes the unique connection between humans and nature in this fascinating region tangible in a special way. The Harz - a place that invites you to discover and linger!