Fabulous hike: Günther defeats the resin in a wheelchair!

Fabulous hike: Günther defeats the resin in a wheelchair!

Bad Suderode, Deutschland - in the picturesque Harz, a region full of myths and legends, the fairy tale collector Carsten Kiehne has experienced a touching story. Kiehne, who has compiled fascinating stories from the Harz for over a decade, has already published more than thirty books together with his partner Manuela Petri. With his passion for the region -typical stories, he offers guided hikes to keep the cultural heritage alive. News38 reports on a special hike that took place on March 4. noticeable connection between nature and myth.

Among the hikers was an older man named Günther, who was sitting in the electric wheelchair and despite the challenge of mastering the steep increase in the three-hour tour to the historic Paracelsus Harz Clinic in Bad Suderode. Kiehne initially had concerns whether it would be possible to support Günther during the promotion. But the group took the challenge - and together they pushed Günther up the mountain. This teamwork not only proved to be a physical challenge, but also as an expression of the common sense. Once at the top, Günther beamed with joy and described the hike as the highlight of his hospital stay. Kiehne also felt touched after this experience and found the hike one of the most emotional experiences of his 14 years of activity. n-AG emphasizes how these experiences help to make the resin accessible to everyone.

The versatility of the Harz

The Harz region, known for its breathtaking natural landscapes and exciting hiking trails, offers numerous opportunities for active relaxation. Hiking trails signposted several thousands of kilometers run through this magical landscape, which ranges from swampy bogs to foggy cliffs. Harzinfo points out that the Brocken summit, with 1,141 m the highest point in northern Germany, attracts many hikers. The devil wall and the Heinrich Heine-Weg are also popular routes that represent the beauty of the region and also tell their mystical stories.

While Kiehne's stories may touch people, he also contributes to the fact that the historical legends and myths of the Harz are not forgotten. With a good hand for magical stories and the support of his hiking group, people with special needs can also experience and enjoy the beauty of the Harz.

The Harz is therefore not only a place for hiking friends and historical lovers, but also a place where the gathering and solidarity are very important. Kiehné's commitment and the experiences like that of Günther show how important it is to create memories and to share the joy of nature with everyone.