Stiege
At the railway junction of the Harzer Schmalspurbahn
The Harz village of Stiege is to be found northwest of the valley Selketal between Hasselfelde and Güntersberge.
The two lakes in the center of the village are a special sight for sore eyes.
The landmark of the community, which is well over 1,000 years old, is the Stieger Schloss. In the 18th century, a wooden church was built, which still characterizes this tranquil ensemble above the lake in Stiege to this day.
A MUST for every rail enthusiast is Europe’s smallest turning loop, which belongs to the Selketalbahn.
Fans of stage hiking will get their money’s worth as much with the history trail “Wege deutscher Kaiser und Könige” as with the Selketal-Stieg and the pilgrims’ path VIA ROMEA.
We look forward to your visit – here UP IN THE HARZ!
For the tourism region UP in the HARZ
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tourist information office Hasselfelde
Breite Straße 17
38899 Oberharz am Brocken
OT Hasselfelde
Hasselfelde I Stiege
Experience Stiege
charming, rustic and hikeable
Moosl’s tip
“At the Lake Stiege you can go rowing boats in summer or maybe you want to jet through the terrain with a Ziesel or with the electric buggy “CRUDY”?”
All excursion destinations at a glance
Tours - tips
Circular hiking trail: Stiege - Hasselfelde - experience: stave church Stiege
Circular hike with many highlights - Stiege train station with the smallest turning loop in Europe, a church that moved into the village, the ponds in Stiege, the Meriansblick in Hasselfelde and much more.
circular hiking trail
distance: 14,7 km I duration: 3:45 h I level: medium