Discover the Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh Infotafel: A Unique Cultural Experience
Uncover the rich agricultural heritage of the Harz region at the Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh Infotafel, a unique cultural attraction for all ages.
The Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh Infotafel is an engaging tourist attraction located in the enchanting Osterode am Harz. This site is dedicated to the Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh, a traditional breed of cattle native to the Harz mountains. With its striking reddish-brown coat, this breed is not only a visual delight but also a significant part of the region's agricultural history. The informational panel provides insights into the history, breeding, and importance of this unique cattle breed, making it an ideal spot for those interested in agriculture and cultural heritage. Visitors to the Infotafel can enjoy the peaceful countryside, surrounded by lush greenery and the stunning backdrop of the Harz mountains. The area is perfect for leisurely walks, where you can take in the fresh air and admire the scenic beauty. Families will find this location particularly suitable, as it offers a quick yet enriching experience that educates children about local farming practices and the significance of biodiversity in agriculture. The site is free to visit, making it an accessible destination for all. Additionally, if you're exploring the broader region, the Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh Infotafel can be a lovely waypoint on your journey through the Harz mountains. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, allowing tourists to reflect on the importance of preserving local breeds and agricultural heritage. Whether you’re a local or a traveler, this attraction provides a meaningful connection to the surrounding environment and culture.
Local tips
- Take a moment to enjoy the scenery; the surrounding landscape is perfect for photography.
- Visit nearby farms to see the Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh in their natural habitat.
- Bring a picnic to enjoy in the tranquil countryside after exploring the Infotafel.
- Check local tourism websites for any events or festivals related to agriculture.
A brief summary to Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh • Infotafel
- Osterode am Harz, Düna, 37520, DE
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving, start from the center of Osterode am Harz. Head north on B241 towards the direction of Harz. Continue on B241 for about 5 kilometers. Look for signs directing you to the Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh • Infotafel. The exact location is at coordinates 51.6843447, 10.2835173. Parking is available nearby.
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Public Transportation
If you prefer public transportation, take a bus from Osterode am Harz to the nearest stop for Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh • Infotafel. Check the local bus schedules (Bus line 13 usually services this route). The bus ride takes approximately 15-20 minutes. Once you get off at the appropriate bus stop, it is a short walk to the infotafel location at coordinates 51.6843447, 10.2835173.
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Walking
For those already in the vicinity, if you're walking from Osterode am Harz, head north towards B241, and then follow the signs for Harzer Rotes Höhenvieh. The walk will take approximately 30 minutes and will cover around 2.5 kilometers. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes as the path may include some uneven terrain.
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