Overcome challenge: Günther conquers the resin in a wheelchair!

Overcome challenge: Günther conquers the resin in a wheelchair!

Bad Suderode, Deutschland - The legends and stories of the resin fascinate and attract hikers from near and far. Carsten Kiehne, a passionate storyteller from Bad Suderode, has specialized in preserving and tangible the magical stories of the region. For more than a decade, he has been collecting legends, fairy tales and anecdotes, which he has published together with his partner Manuela Petri in over thirty books. Kiehne organizes guided hikes to share the mystical stories of the Harz with its participants. News38 reports that the last of these special hikes took place on March 4 and to the old Paracelsus-Harzklinik in Bad Suderode led.

A big highlight of the hike was the participation of Günther, an elderly gentleman who sits in the electric wheelchair. Despite the steep climb to the clinic and the three -hour tour, he had the firm will to accompany the group. Kiehne had initial concerns whether Günther could keep up with his wheelchair, but the hikers actively supported him and pushed him backwards. This support was achieved despite the difficulties, and Günther was happy - he described the hike as the highlight of his stay in the clinic. Kiehne himself also praised the tour as one of the most beautiful experiences of his 14-year career, in which he carried out over 1,500 narrative events and hiking tours. N-AG describes The support of the group as exemplary and shows how the Harz is made accessible to everyone.

myths and nature

The Harz is not only known for its legends, but also for its impressive nature experiences. The natural myth path near Braunlage offers forest visitors the opportunity to explore the relationship between humans and nature through nine hands -on stations. Each ward invites you to pause and reflect, while topics such as the symbolic power of trees and the relationship between wolf and humans are treated. The desired tree, which enables hikers to formulate internal wishes, and the labyrinth that opens a way to itself are just a few of the highlights of this route. Nationalpark-Harz lifts that myths are part of the oldest cultural asset and offer a valuable insight into human thoughts and feelings.

Overall, Carsten Kiehne and his events contribute not to be forgotten the fascinating stories of the Harz. The Harz is a place that is not only known for its natural beauty, but also for the stories that shape its landscape. In this way he remains an attraction for hikers of all ages and origin that are ready to dive into the world of myths and legends.