The Peak for Explorers
At 660 metres, the Ravensberg near Bad Sachsa is one of the most striking peaks in the southern Harz. Despite the lack of an observation tower, the mountain offers impressive views of the surrounding forests and the Harz foothills, especially on clear days.
Historically, the Ravensberg was used as a signal fire site in the Middle Ages to transmit messages over long distances. Today, the summit is a popular destination for hikers and mountain bikers who enjoy nature on the well-developed trails. The mountain and its surroundings offer a perfect mix of tranquility, history and spectacular views.
What awaits you when climbing the Ravensberg!
The rise
to Ravensberg begins in Bad Sachsa and initially leads uphill on an easy gravel path. At first the route is relatively even and not too steep, so you can ride at a relaxed pace. But the closer you get to the summit, the steeper the path becomes. Shortly before the finish, the climb becomes significantly more challenging, but you are rewarded with a great view of the Ravensberg ski slope. The alternation between gentle and steep passages ensures varied riding pleasure and finally takes you to the summit of Ravensberg, where a wonderful view awaits you.
The farewell
from Ravensberg begins with a beautiful, even flowing trail that gives you a relaxed and fast downhill feeling. Then the path leads you into a beautiful forest, where a long gravel descent awaits you. Here you can ride downhill really quickly and enjoy pure freedom. The route is just great fun and provides an absolutely fantastic riding experience - perfect for enjoying the adventure to the fullest!