Sandlünz

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The Sandlünz in the resin is a 516.2 m above sea level. NN high hill at Netzkater in the district of Nordhausen in Thuringia.

Geographical location

The Sandlünz is located in the southern Harz in the Southern Harz Nature Park directly south-east of Netzkater (approx. 312 m), which is part of Ilfeld in the community Harztor. He rises above the valley of Bere, in which flows north of the wooded mountain of fire creek and west of the mountain of the Bach shed. Its northern and north-western flank are part of the nature reserve Brandesbachtal. In the southeast the landscape passes over ( 600.6 m), among others, on the Rabenkopf ( 547.4 m) to Poppberg. South of the mountain spur Herzberg is the Gänseschnabel. Western neighbor is beyond the power of Bere mountain with the Dühringsklippe ( 504.8 m).

Three Tälerblick

On the northwestern flank of the Sandlünz is above Netzkater the lookout Three Valleys view (approx. 420 m), which is how to achieve the Sandlünz, coming for example from the valley of Bere only on forest roads. He is included as No. 93 in the system of stamp locations of the Harz hiking pin; the stamp box is located 50 m east-southeast from the Three Valleys look next to a shelter (approx. 440 m; ⊙ 51.60129166666710.792466666667 ). From lying in the forest lookout point of view in the Cold Valley Falls in the northwest, in the extending approximately in the north-south direction Ilfelder valley with the Bere in the north and in the Brandesbachtal in the east. The Bere is below the Three Valleys gaze at 307.1 m.

Raven Steiner tunnel

In the north-western edge of the Sandlünz, the site of cliff Rabenstein, located to the east above the Bere the raven Steiner tunnel, a former underground mine and the only coal mine in influenced by ore mining resin, which was operated from 1737 to 1949 and since 1981 has been a visitor mine.