Sonnenberg (Harz)

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Great Sonnenberg
North side of the Great Sun Mountain

North side of the Great Sun Mountain

height 853.4  m above sea level NHN
location near Sonnenberg ; District of Goslar , Lower Saxony ( Germany )
Mountains resin
Dominance 1.95 km →  Rehberg
Notch height 23 m
Coordinates 51 ° 45 ′ 20 "  N , 10 ° 30 ′ 47"  E Coordinates: 51 ° 45 ′ 20 "  N , 10 ° 30 ′ 47"  E
Sonnenberg (Harz) (Lower Saxony)
Sonnenberg (Harz)
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Little sun mountain
height 853  m above sea level NHN
location near Sonnenberg ; District of Goslar , Lower Saxony ( Germany )
Mountains resin
Dominance 0.9 km →  Rehberg
Notch height 20 m
Coordinates 51 ° 44 ′ 59 "  N , 10 ° 31 ′ 53"  E
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The Sonnenberg , also called (the) Sonnenberge , is an elevation on the high elevations of the Harz low mountain range in the non-parish Harz region of the Goslar district in Lower Saxony . It is part of the Upper Harz , lies in the Harz National Park and consists of the Großer Sonnenberg ( 853.4  m above sea  level ) and the Kleiner Sonnenberg ( 853  m ). A winter sports area extends over it .

geography

location

The Sonnenberge rise in the Harz National Park : The northwestern Große Sonnenberg is located about 5 km north of Sankt Andreasberg , a west-southwestern district of Braunlage . To the north of its crest is the Sonnenberg settlement (approx.  780  m ), a north-western part of Braunlage. About 1 km southeast of the Großer Sonnenberg is the Kleine Sonnenberg , which is only 0.4 m lower . To the west the landscape falls into the valley of the Sieber , there called the Great Sun Valley , and to the east into that of the Oder ; Both rivers are fed by streams from the Sonnenberge. Two valleys to the south and southwest of the Kleiner Sonnenberg are called Großes Sonnental and Kleines Sonnental , through which the small tributaries of the small Fischbach tributary flow.

Natural allocation

The Sonnenberge belong in the natural spatial main unit group Harz (No. 38) and in the main unit Hochharz (381) to the subunit Torfhäuser Hügelland (381.1). To the north to northwest the landscape leads over into the subunit Acker-Bruchberg-Ridge (381.2). To the west it descends in the main unit Südlicher Oberharz ( Südlicher Mittelharz ; 380.8) in the subunit Sieberbergland (380.82) and to the south in the subunit Andreasberger plateau (380.83).

Mountain height and trigonometric point

On the eastern slope of the Großer Sonnenberg, which is 853.4  m high, there is a trigonometric point at 838  m , the height of which, which can usually be found in topographic maps , is often misinterpreted as the height of the Großer Sonnenberg.

Protected areas

Parts of the fauna-flora-habitat area of ​​the Harz National Park (Lower Saxony) (FFH no. 4129-302; 157.7  km² ) are located on the Sonnenberge . Large parts of the mountains are located in the Harz National Park bird sanctuary (VSG no. 4229-402; 155.59 km²).

traffic

Over the 830  m high saddle between the Großer and Kleiner Sonnenberg, the state road  519 runs between the Sonnenberg settlement, with its connection to the federal road 242 , and the mountain town of Sankt Andreasberg, with its connection to the L 520; this saddle has the highest street point of all public roads in northern Germany.

Winter sports area

Sonnenberg Harz
place Coat of arms of the district of Goslar.svg District of Goslar GermanyGermanyGermany 
mountain Big Sun Mountain, Little Sun Mountain
Coordinates 51 ° 45 ′ 29 "  N , 10 ° 30 ′ 43"  E
Lifts Ski rope tow icon.svg: Pony lift
Ski Lift - The Noun Project.svg: Großer Sonnenberg
Ski Lift - The Noun Project.svg: Sonnenhang
Ski Lift - The Noun Project.svg: White-Rabbit-Park lift (Kleiner Sonnenberg)
Website sonnenbergharz.de
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target Pony lift valley station
Sym Skil-L.png Great Sonnenberg
begin Großer Sonnenberg mountain station
target Großer Sonnenberg valley station
Height difference 60 hm.
Sym Ski-M.png Great Sonnenberg
begin Junction (blue slope)
target Großer Sonnenberg valley station
Sym Ski-S.png Great Sonnenberg
begin Großer Sonnenberg mountain station
target Großer Sonnenberg valley station
Height difference 60 hm.
Sym Skil-L.png Sunny slope
begin Sonnenhang mountain station
target Sonnenhang valley station
Height difference 40 hm.
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begin Sonnenhang mountain station
target Sonnenhang valley station
Height difference 40 hm.
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target Kleiner Sonnenberg valley station
Height difference 62 m.

To ski

There are three drag lifts and a pony lift for alpine sports on the Sonnenberge.

  • Difficulty level: 1400 m easy; 1200 m medium
  • Total length of the slopes: 2600 m

The slopes in the Sonnenberg ski area are not allowed to have artificial snow , as the ski area is located in the Harz National Park .

Cross-country skiing

For cross-country skiers, the Sonnenberg trail network offers a direct connection to the Sankt Andreasberg trails. There is also a connection to the Ackerloipe and a connecting trail to Oderbrück , which leads past the Oderteich . There is a separate toboggan run for tobogganers. For the mountain rescue service, there is an accident help center of the mountain rescue service Sankt Andreasberg in the large car park, which is occupied on the winter weekends. Due to the altitude, the Sonnenberg is snow-sure until spring.

The state biathlon center is also located on the Sonnenberg , where national and international competitions are held. In 2009 a snowmaking system was built.

gallery

Panoramic view from the Großer Sonnenberg to (from left to right) Bruchberg , Sender Torfhaus , Brocken , Achtermannshöhe (Achtermann) and Wurmberg

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b c d e f Map services of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation ( information )
  2. a b Skistadion Sonnenberg , on oberharz.de
  3. Bergwacht Sankt Andreasberg (official homepage)
  4. Landesleistungszentrum Sonnenberg , on facebook.com

See also