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| The Harz   | 
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Climbing and hiking in the Harz
The Harz is German low mountain range. The granite massif of the Brocken is an elevation with a peak of 1142 metres.
There are deep ravines at the borders of the Harz, the Bode Valley near Thale is the "Grand Canyon" of the Harz.
Many granite rocks were shaped by erosion: the Käste Cliffs (a group of rocks) and the Marienwand in the Oker Valley near Goslar.
1. A view of the Brocken
| At the summit of the Brocken - 1142 m |
| Teufelskanzel and Hexenaltar in the sunshine |
| View towards the Wurmberg |
2. The Harz at sunset
3. Marienwand in the Oker Valley
| Marienwand - training ground for mountain climbers |
4. Flowers in the Harz
| Touch-me-not (Springkraut) |
5. Kästeklippen - granite rocks in the Oker Valley
6. Butterflies in the Harz
7. Bodetal - the "Grand Canyan" of the Harz
| Bodetal - the Grand Canyan of the Harz mountains |
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