Steinbruchsee Nordhusen – Nordhusen Church Ruins loop from Althaldensleben
Steinbruchsee Nordhusen – Nordhusen Church Ruins loop from Althaldensleben
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Steinbruchsee Nordhusen – Nordhusen Church Ruins loop from Althaldensleben
01:46
16.7km
100m
Running
Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: August 4, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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1.15 km
Klosterpark Althaldensleben
Highlight • Forest
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3.40 km
Hannchens Ruh Castle Mound
Highlight • Historical Site
in the center of the castle ward mentioned in 967
circus Haldensleben. The longest set
quarrying made a wall profile visible. In the course of
the 1982 documentation was here
the colonization of the ridge in the Jungfrau
Stone Age (Schönfelder culture, about 2500 BC)
and in the younger Bronze Age (about 1000 BC) are detected.
The fortification itself (approximately circular)
round castle with 110 m diameter) can be
due to lack of finds not exactly date. The
bound with lime mortar and about 3 meters
strong curtain wall has at least two construction
live up. It will therefore take a longer time to
have stood.
The mid-19th century was created on the
northern tip of the castle wall first the
named after Johanne Nathusius vantage point "Hannchens Ruh".
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4.93 km
Hundisburg Castle and Baroque Garden
Highlight • Castle
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10.7 km
Steinbruchsee Nordhusen
Highlight • Lake
There is a hiking car park at the end of the street
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11.0 km
Nordhusen Church Ruins
Highlight • Religious Site
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11.9 km
Galgenberg Burial Mounds
Highlight • Historical Site
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14.5 km
Parkkiesgrube Hundisburg Archaeological Site
Highlight • Historical Site
Already in 1805 Goethe admired this in one
Helmstedter Collection an elephant tooth originating from Althaldensleben.
In 1904 stone tools of the early Neanderthal man were first salvaged in the park gravel pit Hundisburg. 1921 followed one of the first in Germany found hand axes. Until the closure of the gravel pit, around 100 more flint artefacts were added. They are attributed to the Paleolithic Achenleén about 200 000 years ago.
After the gravel site had already come from the perspective of science, set in 2005 again excavations (joint project of the University of Tübingen and the State Office for
Archeology Saxony-Anhalt). Here could salvage 448 stone artifacts and 567 faunal remains
and be scientifically studied.
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14.8 km
View of the Beber
Highlight • River
Spring height approx. 130 m above sea level. NN
Mouth height 47 m above sea level NN in the ear -> Elbe -> North Sea
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16.7 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
12.7 km
2.65 km
697 m
324 m
275 m
Surfaces
6.68 km
5.32 km
2.67 km
1.10 km
496 m
419 m
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