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The “Groß­vater­felsen” (317 m above sea lev­el), togeth­er with the “Groß­mut­ter”, forms the west­ern end of the Teufels­mauer and is locat­ed on the east­ern edge of Blanken­burg. It is one of the most impos­ing and high­est cliffs of the Teufels­mauer and a land­mark of Blanken­burg. The cliff can be climbed with…

The Tauben­klippe stamp­ing sta­tion (572 m above sea lev­el) lies high above the Eck­er­tal val­ley near Bad Harzburg. From the van­tage point, you can see the Raben­klippe for­est inn HWN 170 on the oth­er side of the val­ley. At the time of the inner-Ger­­man divi­sion, the bor­der ran right through…

The Frog Rock (545 m above sea lev­el) is a huge gran­ite mono­lith and is locat­ed above the Ilse Val­ley on the Meineberg. It owes its name to its unusu­al shape, because viewed from the right direc­tion and with a lit­tle imag­i­na­tion, it looks like an over­sized, sit­ting frog. The stamp­ing point…