Entrance to Harz National Park – Liebfrauenkirche Wernigerode loop from Langeln

Entrance to Harz National Park – Liebfrauenkirche Wernigerode loop from Langeln

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Entrance to Harz National Park – Liebfrauenkirche Wernigerode loop from Langeln

02:18

49.3km

500m

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 22, 2026

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After 36.8 km for 233 m

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Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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19.5 km

Schülertal

Forest

20.9 km

Entrance to Harz National Park

Highlight • Forest

Extensive wilderness forests, bizarre rocks, millennia-old bogs, pristine streams and majestic chunks. In this legendary mountain wilderness not only lynx and wildcat feel at home, but numerous large and small natural wonders are waiting along the way for attentive explorers.
The Harz National Park is committed to the protection of these wonders and wants to arouse the enthusiasm for the beauty of nature in the people and preserve. Experience the newly emerging wilderness with all your senses in one of the largest forest national parks in Germany.

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23.5 km

View of the Hornberg Lime Works

Highlight • Viewpoint

if you stop exactly at the marked spot, you won't see the lime works. But a little further south you can see it well.

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25.1 km

Scenic Road from Elbingerode to Drei Annen Hohne

Highlight • Cycleway

Very nice to drive and less traffic during the week

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29.3 km

Descent to Wernigerode

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Nice long descent with lots of curves.

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36.9 km

Liebfrauenkirche Wernigerode

Highlight • Religious Site

The former Liebfrauenkirche has been owned by the Wernigerode Cultural Foundation since 2018 and was ceremoniously deconsecrated on February 3, 2019. From 2020 to 2022 it was converted into the Liebfrauen Concert Hall and is now a permanent venue for the Wernigerode Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra. The parish continues to own the valuable Sauer organ in the Liebfrauen Concert Hall. This was also extensively renovated and reconstructed to its original condition as part of the renovation of the church.
Source: ev-kirche-wernigerode.de/orte/liebfrauenkirche

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