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[description] => The highlight of today is a steam train ride to the top of the Brocken, the highest peak (1142m) in the Harz. During the Cold War the Harz Mountains were divided by the Iron Curtain. While western Germany modernised, the Soviet side continued to use the narrow-gauge railway system and today the steam train is preserved like a working museum piece. Enjoy lunch with a view in the café at the summit before walking through the Steinerne Renne area and the idyllic Hasserode district back to Wernigerode.
Distance: 10.5 miles (17 km) (option to shorten available)
Ascent and Descent: 2800 ft (910m)
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The highlight of today is a steam train ride to the top of the Brocken, the highest peak (1142m) in the Harz. During the Cold War the Harz Mountains were divided by the Iron Curtain. While western Germany modernised, the Soviet side continued to use the narrow-gauge railway system and today the steam train is preserved like a working museum piece. Enjoy lunch with a view in the café at the summit before walking through the Steinerne Renne area and the idyllic Hasserode district back to Wernigerode.
Distance: 10.5 miles (17 km) (option to shorten available)
Ascent and Descent: 2800 ft (910m)