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Harz National Park

Harz National Park combines the Brocken summit with moorland and mountain-forest trails across Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt. The summit trip and a quieter woodland walk are distinct choices.

Harz National Park

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Why go

The Brocken rises to 1,141 metres, giving the park a clear high-country goal. Below it, bogs, streams, granite outcrops and forest show why the Harz is more varied than a single summit panorama. A route through the woods suits visitors who want to notice those changes at walking pace; a Brocken ascent makes the mountain itself the focus.

What to look for

  • Take in the view from the Brocken, the Harz's highest summit.
  • Notice the transition between forest, moorland and exposed granite.
  • Follow a marked trail beside the park's streams and mountain woods.

Useful to know

  • Decide between a Brocken trip and a lower trail before choosing your starting point.
  • Check conditions and any transport timetable for the summit separately from park access.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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