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Germany
Saxony-Anhalt
Harz Mountains
Goslar
Clausthal-Zellerfeld

View of the Granetalsperre reservoir – Grane Reservoir loop from Clausthal-Zellerfeld

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Germany
Saxony-Anhalt
Harz Mountains
Goslar
Clausthal-Zellerfeld

View of the Granetalsperre reservoir – Grane Reservoir loop from Clausthal-Zellerfeld

Hard

4.7

(161)

522

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View of the Granetalsperre reservoir – Grane Reservoir loop from Clausthal-Zellerfeld

03:45

51.7km

790m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: March 24, 2026

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16.6 km

View of the Granetalsperre reservoir

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At this new vantage point across the Granetalsperre, these are such two-part moments... we only drove here a few weeks ago, there was no view yet. Now the trees are gone. On the one hand, your heart bleeds for every tree that had to go. On the other hand, it's a wow moment because of the beautiful view all the way to the dam.

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17.2 km

View of the Granetal Reservoir

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The Granetalsperre is always worth a trip, the paths all around are great! There are enough views of the dam and benches to linger. Just beautiful!

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20.4 km

Luder- und Füllekuhle

Forest

4

24.3 km

Grane Reservoir

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Around the Granestausee leads a very nice bike path, which always offers beautiful viewpoints on the lake. He also does not have too many vertical meters and should be easy to handle, even for beginners.

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24.5 km

Grane Reservoir

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A very good start to a 15km loop or 30km running loop. Simply go around the reservoir once for 15km and twice for 30km. You can't get lost.

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32.6 km

Innerste Reservoir

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Structures

The dam of the Innerste Dam is an earth dam with a multi-layered, external asphalt concrete seal. It has an inspection passage in the water-side hearth wall along its entire length. In front of the water-side foot of the dam there is a flood overflow tower, into which the bottom outlet is also integrated. The water from the Innerste Dam can be pumped via a 4.6 km long pressure pipe to the Grane Dam to the east, where it can be used to treat drinking water. From 2003 to 2005 the dam was completely drained and the asphalt seal and bottom outlet in particular were renovated; the construction work was completed in September 2005.

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32.6 km

Innerste Cycle Path

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For me, the Innerster Cycle Path between Wildemann and Langelsheim is one of the most beautiful cycle paths in the Goslar district. It doesn't run directly along the road, even though it's right next to it for most of its stretch. However, since it runs along the former railway line, the path is secluded enough and lined with trees to allow you to cycle through beautiful nature.

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35.4 km

Innerste Dam

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The Innerste Dam is a dam in the Innerste region, located in the northwest of the Harz Mountains between Langelsheim, Wolfshagen, and Lautenthal. It was built between 1963 and 1966 and belongs to the Harz Waterworks. Its purposes are drinking water supply, flood protection, low-water elevation, and power generation. The average annual discharge of the Innerste Dam is 60 million cubic meters.

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38.7 km

Lautenthal

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The mining town of Lautenthal owes its existence to a miner named Kaspar Bitter, who discovered a rich ore vein on the Kranichsberg around 1530. With some of the silver ore he had found, he went to the then sovereign, who paid him handsomely and prompted him to start mining in the valley of the lute. Three and a half centuries passed, during which every man in the village was connected with the mining industry, its changing ups and downs, its rare times of prosperity and frequent times of need, for better or for worse. Most of the mines ceased operations in 1930/31.
Today a state-recognized climatic health resort in the middle of the Harz Nature Park

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26.2 km

11.7 km

9.14 km

4.30 km

286 m

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29.7 km

14.7 km

6.33 km

677 m

276 m

< 100 m

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