Discover the Harz: adventure, history and breathtaking nature!

Discover the Harz: adventure, history and breathtaking nature!

The Harz, Germany's largest low mountain range in the north, is a true El Dorado for nature lovers and adventure seekers. With its picturesque valleys, flowing waters, dense forests and impressive reservoirs, the region offers a variety of landscapes that are a delight for both young and old. As part of an exciting exploration tour, presenter Michael Friemel discovers what the Harz has to offer and whether it actually has the potential to inspire young holidaymakers. TV feature film reports that the journey begins in Wernigerode, a city known for its half-timbered romanticism and fairytale castle. Wernigerode is described as the most beautiful gateway to the Harz.

It's not just the gruesome legends and the picturesque backdrop that make the Harz special; The numerous outdoor activities are also a real attraction. The offering ranges from high ropes courses to summer toboggan runs and climbing routes that are equally promising for adrenaline junkies and families. As if that weren't enough, visitors also experience countless trails that lead through the snow-covered forests of the Harz National Park and make it possible to explore the area in winter on 500 km of perfectly groomed cross-country ski trails. Resin info emphasizes that the cross-country ski trails in Schierke, with around 40 km of trails below the Brocken, are guaranteed to have snow and are a real pleasure for cross-country skiers.

An unforgettable adventure in the Harz Mountains

Another highlight of the exploration tour is a visit to the Rappbodetalsperre, where the “Titan RT” – Germany’s longest suspension cable bridge – can be admired. With a length of almost 500 meters, it has the potential to deliver a lot of thrills. Michael Friemel also tests the largest double zip line in Europe, which is certainly a special experience. TV feature film reports on another exciting moment: the visit to Uwe Thielecke, the Brocken farmer, where Friemel can admire the offspring of the Harz Red Höhenviehs.

So if you are looking for a destination that combines both outdoor activities and culinary delights, the Harz is just the thing! The region has many cozy forest restaurants along the trails that serve regional specialties and invite you to linger. The trails are not only great for their sporting challenges, but also for the opportunity to fortify yourself with a good meal.

• Hochseilgärten
• Seilbahnen
• Ballonfahrten
• Gleitschirmflüge
• Sommerrodelbahnen
• Kletterrouten
• Tierparks

The hiking options are diverse: the various trails are connected to each other and form a whole network that makes it easy to discover the beauty of the Harz Mountains. Not only the nature, but also the attractions and leisure activities make the Harz an ideal destination for all age groups. No matter whether you are active or just want to enjoy the view, there is something for everyone here. Resin spots shows that the Harz is worth a trip not only in winter but also all year round.