Squip the Harz together: Günther's unforgettable hike!

Squip the Harz together: Günther's unforgettable hike!

Kiehne, who, with his partner Manuela Petri, published about thirty books about the myths of the Harz, offers guided hikes to make the magical stories of the Harz tangible. The hike on March 4 led the participants to the historic Paracelsus resin clinic in Bad Suderode. Despite the adverse circumstances, such as a steep climb and a three-hour tour, Günther, who is sitting in the electric wheelchair, was determined to take part. Kiehne was initially skeptical whether Günther could master the steep path. But the group could not be discouraged and helped to push the wheelchair upwards.

go to the borders together

The hikers demonstrated impressive solidarity and combined forces to pave the way for Günther. Her effort paid off: Günther was overjoyed and described the experience as one of the highlights of his stay in the clinic. Kiehne himself found the hike one of the most beautiful experiences of his 14-year career, in which he led over 1,500 narrative events and hiking tours n-ag.net shows how ....

not only thrive in the resin, but also a close connection between people and nature. This becomes particularly clear on the natural myth path near Braunlage. Here nine hands -on stations invite you to pause and reflect the relationship between people and nature. Topics such as the symbolic power of trees and the connection between wolf and humans are discussed. A desired tree and a labyrinth for self-discovery enable the hikers to formulate their inner wishes Nationalpark-harz.de emphasizes that ....

the stories of the resin kept alive

at a time when many of the old legends and myths are forgotten, Kiehne is committed to keeping the mythical heritage of the Harz alive. He and his groups help to ensure that the dazzling stories and their meanings are not lost. The Harz is not only presented as a fascinating place for hikes and experiences, but also as an accessible space for people of all ages and with different needs. This shows once again that the Harz is not only a beautiful place, but also a place where community and support are in the foreground.