Stamp point 14 / Schnarcherklippe (refuge)

The Schnarcherklippen (671 m above sea level) are two 28 m high famous “granite towers”, which are located south of Schierke.

In a south-east­er­ly wind, the cliffs make nois­es sim­i­lar to snor­ing. From the high­est point of the cliff, which can be climbed via an iron lad­der, you have a won­der­ful view across Schierke to the Hohnekamm and the Erdbeerkopf. 

The strong ver­ti­cal and hor­i­zon­tal struc­ture typ­i­cal of this area, the so-called wool sack struc­ture, is par­tic­u­lar­ly evi­dent on the rocks.

From the hik­ing trail in Elend­stal, between Schierke and Elend, a path leads over the Mausek­lippe to the Schnar­cherk­lip­pen. The stamp box is locat­ed in the near­by hut. 

The path between Baren­berg and Schnar­cherk­lip­pen is dif­fi­cult to walk on due to storm dam­age. The actu­al path is no longer rec­og­niz­able for about 200 m. 

Silhouette of trees and hills at night