Renneckenberg, Mountain summit in Harz District, Germany.
Renneckenberg is a mountain summit in Harz District rising 933 meters above sea level and covered by dense forest. Its slopes descend toward the Ilse River valley and display various rock formations along the way.
The area around Renneckenberg was a center for silver and zinc mining during medieval times, shaping the economic development of the Harz region. This mining activity left deep marks on the landscape history of the area.
The mountain sits within Harz National Park and represents part of the region's natural landscape. Hikers use it as a landmark and stopping point during their walks through the mountains.
The mountain is accessible via county road K 1356, which leads from the village of Schierke about 3 kilometers to the south. Hikers should bring sturdy footwear and proper gear, as the paths can be challenging.
A checkpoint of the Harzer Wandernadel, a regional hiking badge network, sits at the southern side of the mountain called Gelber Brink. This station is one of many that hikers can collect to participate in this popular program.
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