Fabulous hike: How Günther mastered the Harz in a wheelchair!

Fabulous hike: How Günther mastered the Harz in a wheelchair!

Bad Suderode, Deutschland - The Harz, a place full of legends and myths, keeps captivating people. Carsten Kiehne, a passionate fairytale collector from Bad Suderode, is one of those who keep the stories of this region alive. For over a decade, he has been collecting legends, fairy tales and anecdotes, which he and his partner Manuela Petri poured into more than thirty books. Kiehne, who is also active as a hiking guide, offers guided hikes to make the mystical stories tangible. [News38 reports that] (https://www.news38.de/harz/article300498979/harz-paracelsus-Harzklinik-bad-Suderode-Sagenhafter-Harz-Maerchen- anekdoten-sagen.html) a very special hike that is around the old Paracelsus-Harzklinik turned.

On this tour, Günther, an older man in the electric wheelchair, was a very special participant. Despite the challenge of dealing with the three -hour hike with its steep climb to the destination, he did not want to miss this opportunity. Kiehne initially had concerns whether Günther could master the route. But the hiking group grabbed it and supported him with the climb - a rather demanding but impressive experience. "That was the highlight of my hospital stay," said Günther after reaching the summit. Kiehne also saw this hike one of the most beautiful experiences of his 14-year career. N-AG adds that comprises over 1,500 narrative events and hiking tours.

a way full of myths and legends

For Kiehne, the Harz is more than just a backdrop; It is a place of stories that are deeply rooted in culture. In particular, the natural myth path near Braunlage immerses visitors up close in the world of old myths. At nine hands -on stations, the relationship between people and nature is conveyed. The adventure points invite you to pause and reflect and present topics such as the symbolic power of trees or the relationship between wolf and humans. A desired tree and a labyrinth also offer hikers the opportunity to find themselves and formulate internal wishes. The Harz National Park emphasizes that Myths are part of the oldest cultural asset of people and offer insights into human thoughts and feelings.

The combination of culture and nature makes the resin a magnet for hiking friends, historical lovers and spiritual seekers. Kiehne and his groups help to ensure that these fascinating stories are not forgotten and that people with special needs can also experience the beauties of the resin. This makes the resin accessible to everyone, which makes hiking a profound experience.