Kammweg (Devil's Wall)
The Kammweg , also known as Löbbeckestieg , is a path along the ridge of the Teufelsmauer in the northern Harz foreland in the Harz district in Saxony-Anhalt .
The path runs from the grandfather rock near Blankenburg on the Teufelsmauer for about three kilometers to the east to the Hamburg coat of arms near Timmenrode . It leads past striking rock formations such as the Löbbecke rock , the Brockenblick , the devil's armchairs and the Caesar rock as well as the old Heidelbergwarte . Other cliffs are the Turnerfelsen , the Hohe Sonne , the Fahnenfelsen , the Schweinkopf , the Teufelskessel , the Zwergenhöhle and the Ludwigsfelsen .
The Kammweg was laid out in 1853 at the instigation of the Mayor of Blankenburg, Carl Löbbecke , and due to its location offers a large number of viewpoints into the surrounding area. The narrow path is partly carved into the rock and secured with railings. Due to its course, it is not barrier-free .
literature
- Axel and Volker Mothes: Harzer Klippen- & Stiegenwelt, Volume I. Stiegenbuchverlag, Halle (Saale) 2011, p. 157 ff.
Coordinates: 51 ° 47 ′ 1.2 " N , 10 ° 58 ′ 36.2" E