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For Berghotel Rosstrappe in Thale, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Berghotel Rosstrappe

Rosstrappe 1, 06502 Thale, DE-ST, DE

Rosstrappe

Rosstrappe is a striking granite rock high above the Bode Valley (Bodetal) and is one of the best-known viewpoints in the Harz Mountains (Harz). From here, there is an impressive view into the deep gorge, across wooded slopes, and along the winding Bode River (Bode). The place combines a nature experience with a special atmosphere of openness, tranquility, and dramatic scenery. Rosstrappe is also famous for an old legend: in the rock, one can supposedly see the hoofprint of the horse of Princess Brunhilde, who fled here from the giant Bodo. This tale gives the spot a mystical character and makes it especially appealing to many visitors. Well-maintained paths lead to the viewpoint, so a visit can easily be combined with hikes through the Bode Valley (Bodetal). Especially in clear weather and during autumn colors, the surroundings show their most beautiful side.

Berghotel Rosstrappe
Rosstrappe 1
Thale
Saxony-Anhalt
06502
Germany
Rosstrappe
Rosstrappe
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Rosstrappe is a striking granite rock high above the Bode Valley (Bodetal) and is one of the best-known viewpoints in the Harz Mountains (Harz). From here, there is an impressive view into the deep gorge, across wooded slopes, and along the winding Bode River (Bode). The place combines a nature experience with a special atmosphere of openness, tranquility, and dramatic scenery. Rosstrappe is also famous for an old legend: in the rock, one can supposedly see the hoofprint of the horse of Princess Brunhilde, who fled here from the giant Bodo. This tale gives the spot a mystical character and makes it especially appealing to many visitors. Well-maintained paths lead to the viewpoint, so a visit can easily be combined with hikes through the Bode Valley (Bodetal). Especially in clear weather and during autumn colors, the surroundings show their most beautiful side.
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