Stamp point 17 / Trudenstein

The Trudenstein granite cliff (736 m above sea level) lies between Drei-Annen-Hohne and Schierke.

The name is deri­ved from „Tru­te“, which means witch or sorcer­ess. As ear­ly as July 1, 1894, the Harz­klub made the bould­er acces­si­ble via iron lad­ders and thus made the won­derful view of the Harz moun­ta­ins possible. 

The best start­ing points for a hike to the Tru­den­stein are from Schier­ke via the Que­sen­bank or from Drei Annen Hoh­ne via the Glas­hüt­ten­weg. You can also con­ti­nue the hike to Ahren­s­klint HWN 13 and on to Gel­ben Brink HWN 22 on Brockenstraße. 

Silhouette of trees and hills at night
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