Harzer Naturistenstieg
The Harzer Naturistenstieg is Germany's oldest nude hiking trail .
location
The path is laid out as a circular hiking trail . It runs in the valley of the Wipper in the south Harz west of Wippra . Parking spaces ( guarded during the season ) are available at the Wippra dam . Wippra can be reached via the Klostermansfeld – Wippra railway , the starting point is approx. 6 km from the train station.
Characteristic
The approximately 13, according to other information 18 km long circular route with a number of detours and shortcuts runs apart from other routes through forest. He is by signs equipped with a drawing of two nude hikers and the inscription: " Do you want to see naked, forum You can not go any further ." The official hiking sign is a yellow circle for circular hiking trails that encloses an N. Of course there is no obligation to hike naked.
history
The idea for this facility for nude sports came up around 2008. The promoter was initially the owner of the campsite in Dankerode . Since 2009, the route has been prepared for hiking and signposted and adapted to the special conditions of the naked hikers (thorns and nettles were removed). The official but informal release took place at the end of May 2010. In 2011 the route was extended; the owner of the campsite in Dankerode withdrew from the project after permanent campers had left his campsite because of the nude hikers.
Another nude hiking trail in the Lüneburg Heath was marked in 2017 with the Naturist Trail Undeloh .
The sign near the dam that points to the beginning of the naturist climb
The Harzer Naturistenstieg, starts after 300 meters
Nude hike in the Harz Mountains 2010
