Harzhochstraße – View of Hirschler Teich loop from Dorste

Harzhochstraße – View of Hirschler Teich loop from Dorste

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Harzhochstraße – View of Hirschler Teich loop from Dorste

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60.7km

710m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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Westerhof – Nienstedt Countryside Path

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Scenic and bike technically very nice :-)

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22.9 km

Harzhochstraße

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A real pleasure downhill. If the wind doesn't just come from the front, a size 40 is possible.

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28.1 km

Market Church of the Holy Spirit, Clausthal-Zellerfeld

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Surprisingly large and very eye-catching church due to the blue color.

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Market Church of the Holy Spirit
The market church of the Holy Spirit in Clausthal was built in …

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31.5 km

View of Hirschler Teich

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Well visible from the B242, this pond is now visible from the road due to the clear cutting.

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33.2 km

View of the Harz Mountains

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Very nice view of the surrounding mountains after the climb from the Sösetalsperre. Unfortunately there is very little forest, as is typical of the Harz.

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35.1 km

Descent to Riefenbeek

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Nice and steep descent 😁 wide road, good asphalt,

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42.4 km

Söse Reservoir

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The oldest of our dams is the 1931 completed Sösetalsperre. With its pipeline network, it represented the first drinking water transport system in northern Germany. Even today, many cities and …

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