Sieber Valley – Juessee Lake, Herzberg am Harz loop from Herzberg (Harz) Schloß

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Sieber Valley – Juessee Lake, Herzberg am Harz loop from Herzberg (Harz) Schloß

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Sieber Valley – Juessee Lake, Herzberg am Harz loop from Herzberg (Harz) Schloß

02:57

46.9km

380m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 10, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 36.1 km for 226 m

After 38.1 km for 211 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

2.50 km

View of the Oberharz

Highlight • Viewpoint

Beautiful view of the Upper Harz Mountains. A lovely railway path toward Leinefeld also begins here.

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9.61 km

Kurpark

Forest

15.3 km

Sieber National Park Municipality Nature Discovery Trail

Highlight • Trail

As soon as one of these signs is reached, you are in the Harz National Park. But this also means that from here on, the national park's rules of conduct apply, e.g. the road sign or the ban on collecting mushrooms.

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16.4 km

St. Benedict's Church, Sieber

Highlight • Religious Site

Here is a beautifully restored church in the local style.

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19.1 km

Abandoned Timber-Framed Building in the Harz Mountains

Highlight • Structure

I didn't go in but still interesting

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19.3 km

Sieber Valley

Highlight (Segment) • Gorge

The Siebertal is really beautiful in this section, but I would extend my recommendation to the entire valley. Especially as a bicycle highlight, it has the advantage that the entire road is paved in the car-free area up to the elevated road. If you want to leave the Harz to the south without stress, you can sit on the bike and roll to Herzberg.

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45.9 km

English Court Hotel

Highlight • Rest Area

It is a family-run four-star hotel with a tradition spanning over 210 years. Built around 1600 and remodeled and expanded several times, it has retained its typical Harz half-timbered style and today offers comfortable accommodation for up to 65 guests in 30 single, double, twin or triple rooms.

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