Taubenklippe, Granite rock viewpoint in Ilsenburg, Germany.

Taubenklippe is a granite rock formation that rises 568 meters (1,863 feet) above sea level, towering above the Ecker Valley in the Harz Mountains. The cliff face provides multiple vantage points overlooking the surrounding mountain landscape.

The Taubenklippe is a natural rock formation, not a built site; the sources record no lodge or structure on it. It lies on the northwest spur of the Frankenberg, which reaches about 570 m, on the eastern slope of the Ecker valley in the Harz National Park. Its use today is as a hiking viewpoint and checkpoint 4 of the Harzer Wandernadel.

This location serves as stamp station number 4 in the Harz Hiking Network, where walkers collect marks to earn a regional hiking badge. The station connects people to a larger community of hikers exploring the mountain range.

The crag is reached on foot from the Ecker valley or via a roughly 6 km trail starting in Ilsenburg. The Harzer Wandernadel checkpoint no. 4 and a shelter hut stand right by the rock. Sturdy footwear is useful on the path.

A protective shelter sits directly beneath the cliff, offering hikers a rest spot and weather protection during their visit. From this sheltered location, visitors can spot the distant Brocken mountain on clear days.