Wilhelmsblick

The Wilhelmsblick in the resin is a viewpoint at Treseburg in the Bode Valley in the district of Harz, Saxony- Anhalt.

Geographical location

The Wilhelmsblick located in the Harz Nature Park / Saxony- Anhalt about 1,000 m (straight line ) north-northwest of lying in Treseburg branch of the national road 94 ( Altenbrak - Treseburg ) of the L 93 ( Allrode - Treseburg - Wienrode ), the latter via the nearby county road 1350 connection has to Thale. It is located west of the L 93 on both sides passed by the Bode, narrow mountain ridge at 314 m above sea level. NN. The Bode is close to the slightly southwest of vantage standing bridge in the L 94 to 273.7 m above sea level. NN and slightly northeast of vantage in a bend in the valley at 256.7 m above sea level. NN. Located on both sides of the ridge Bode portions are minimal there is only about 150 meters apart.

Description

The Wilhelmsblick 1861 created in the course of construction of the road through the Bode Valley under the direction of the eponymous for the viewpoint road builder William, whose former name is Kruger's height today largely forgotten. He had dug a 20 m long tunnel through the local rock mass, to go to the view on the opposite side. Beyond the tunnel there is a path with some wooden steps up to the vantage point above the Bode and road. From there, the gaze falls on both sides of the ridge in the Bode Valley, although the viewpoint is largely overgrown; therefore obtained in the cold season, when the trees and shrubs are leafless, good view options.

The Wilhelmsblick is included as No. 66 in the system of stamp locations of the Harz hiking pin.