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Aktivitäten im Harz - BodeBude What's up? A lot... Hiking & Trails: In the immediate vicinity of the BodeBude, you'll find several well-marked hiking trails. Be it the well-known Hexenstieg (Witches' Trail) or the Bodetalweg (Bode Valley Trail). For a short exploration, we recommend the trails to "Wilhelmsblick" or "Treseburg." The latter may actually have existed. Both locations offer a fantastic view of the Bode Valley and Treseburg. Please note! The Bodetalweg between Treseburg and Thale is closed every year from the beginning of November to the beginning of April due to weather conditions. During this time, cleanup and security measures take place. The detour leads via "Weißer Hirsch" and "Hexentanzplatz" (Hexentanzplatz Trail). More information and tips are available upon request from us on site. Of course, hiking is possible at any time of the year. This can be a short, relaxed walk in the forest, a whole day hike or even a long-distance hike. The best known is the Harzer-Hexen-Stieg, which leads directly past the BodeBude. Extensive and up-to-date information about the Harz hiking area can be found on the website RESIN INFO. Here we've put together a few suggestions for getting to know the area, for a short walk with your dog and/or fussy children. Some of the routes can be combined. The map is only an excerpt and is intended to show the possibilities around the BodeBude. You can also download the file . (german) We'd like to recommend the Forest Fiebel (Forest Guide) to you. It contains a wealth of interesting information about our forests and (very importantly) the correct way to behave in the forest. Please check it out. (german) Die Waldfiebel Harz Narrow Gauge Railway - HSB: It's a fantastic experience to travel through the stunning landscape on the Harz Narrow Gauge Railway, stopping at fascinating locations. With 25 steam locomotives on a route network of over 140 km, consisting of the Harzquerbahn, Selketalbahn, and Brockenbahn, it's impressive. Holders of a Deutschlandcard can also use it here. However, the route to the Brocken is excluded. The season doesn't matter at all here, as the landscape always has something to offer. Information on timetables, current changes, prices and ticket sales points of the HSB . The Rappbode Dam & Harzdrenalin: Another must-see or experience when visiting the Harz Mountains is undoubtedly a detour to the Rappbode Dam. This structure is truly awe-inspiring. A walk across the dam wall with views on both sides is impressive. There's also a hiking trail along it, so you can combine the whole experience with a hike. Guided tours are also offered. The icing on the cake, however, is the 458.50-meter-long suspension bridge. If the view and the height (100 meters) aren't enough for you, you absolutely have to climb the observation tower (39 meters). Then things really get going: Megazipline, Gigaswing, Ultrashot, and Wallrunning. Find out about opening hours, current weather conditions, etc. here. The Brocken. The mountain (1141 m) with its distinctive summit can be seen from afar. That is, of course, when it isn't disappearing into a cloud or fog. This is precisely why you should check the visibility up there before visiting. This way, you can avoid frustration. How you get up there depends entirely on your fitness level. There are various hiking trails with varying levels of difficulty, or you can take the narrow-gauge railway. This is definitely not possible with your own vehicle. What's the visibility like?: Brocken webcam , When does my train to the summit leave?: Brockenbahn Hexentanzplatz & Rosstrappe: The newly built witch village on the Hexentanzplatz is truly stunning, and the mountain theater with its fantastic backdrop is a real highlight. Both can be combined with a cable car ride, a trip to the zoo, a ride on the "Harzbob" summer toboggan run, or simply enjoying the view of the Bode Valley and Thale and its surroundings. The latter is also available from the "Rosstrappe" viewing point. The view of the Bode Valley is both legendary and truly amazing. You can reach it by car, bus, chairlift, or on foot along the hiking trails. Before you visit, you should familiarize yourself with the legends surrounding these two places. Afterwards, you'll see the whole thing with completely different eyes. The program: Mountain Theatre , The Legend of the " Rosstrappe " and the " Witches' Dance Floor " Thermal Baths & Sauna Dirty weather? Tired bones? Water lover? Or all three? A day at the Bodetal Thermal Baths is sure to help you relax. With your registration form, which you receive along with the "Sarfuchs" spa tax booklet, you can save 30% on the entrance fee. Parking in the parking deck in front of the thermal baths is discounted for visitors. When is the thermal bath open and how much does it cost me? Pullman City Harz The Western town. In Hasselfelde, just outside of town, you can experience the Wild West in the East. Crazy, right? Western shows with tons of action and Native Americans who want to give visitors a glimpse into the lives of Native Americans. The focus in Pullman City, however, is definitely on shows and events. A MUST for Western fans of all ages. There are several great events throughout the year. Why are there cowboys and Indians there? How many gold nuggets do I need to bring, and what will I get in return? You can find out all about it here . Mines & Caves Where there's a mountain, there's a mine nearby. You might think so. In any case, there are quite a few closed mines that can now be visited. Here you can get a glimpse into the underworld. Examples include the Rammelsberg World Heritage Site - Museum & Visitor Mine, the Glasebach Mine, and the Samson Mine. Truly interesting! The naturally formed caves are no less interesting and impressive. Some were opened to visitors long ago and are equipped with walkways, stairs, and appropriate lighting. The Baumanns- & Rübeländer Stalactite Caves, the Iberger Stalactite Caves, and the Barbarossa Cave are very well known. Here you can look deep into the Baumann & Rübeländer Stalactite Cave , the Iberger Stalactite Cave , and the Barbarossa Cave. World Heritage & Half-Timbered Houses A city tour can be boring, but this one certainly isn't. Quedlinburg should be mentioned first. A guided tour is a must when visiting the Harz Mountains. Wernigerode, with its beautiful old town and fairytale castle, is set in a beautiful landscape. For lovers of half-timbered houses, Blankenburg is also very interesting. Here you can visit the historic old town, villas from the Wilhelminian period, and the castle. A little further out, but definitely worth a visit, is Michaelstein Monastery. It's beautifully situated and such a peaceful place. World War II didn't leave much of Halberstadt behind, but the cathedral with its treasury and the Jewish quarter are definitely worth a visit. Want to get a taste of the (old) city air? In Quedlinburg , Halberstadt , Wernigerode , or Blankenburg Fly fishing in the Harz Mountains Fly fishing is a very popular pastime for passionate anglers. Here in Treseburg, in the Bode River, it's permitted. Of course, only with a valid fishing license and a guest fishing permit. These can be purchased here at the BodeBude. They are available as one-day or three-day permits. Annoying fish? Harzer-Fliegenfischer e. V. Castles & Palaces Falkenstein Castle tops our list of favorites. It has served as a film set several times. The location is stunning, and the castle itself is stunning. The castle is connected to the creation of the "Sachsenspiegel" (Saxon Mirror). The exhibitions at Falkenstein Castle are no less interesting. Please note! The castle will remain closed for renovations until at least July 2025. Regenstein Castle and Fortress A rock-hewn complex that is second to none. There's a lot on offer here, especially for children. A huge adventure playground with many child-friendly information panels. A special app allows you to explore the castle complex virtually. A visit to the Viking Festival, which takes place here every year at Easter, is also recommended. Wernigerode Castle This is a truly fairytale castle. The location is fantastic, and the castle can be seen from afar. The castle itself is stunning, but a guided tour of the rooms really gives a glimpse of days gone by. Of course, there's also a castle ghost. Really! No kidding! There are special tours for children, such as "Visiting the Castle Ghost." Roseburg Castle This is something completely different. Construction of the castle began in 1907 at the instigation of architect Bernhard Sehring. The complex was intended to serve as a summer residence and exhibition space for his collection of art treasures. A tour, or at least a visit to the castle café, is particularly worthwhile in summer. Also: "Alter Falkenstein" Castle Damsel or what? Wernigerode Castle , Falkenstein Castle , Regenstein Castle and Fortress , Roseburg Castles & Palaces Falkenstein Castle tops our list of favorites. It has served as a film set several times. The location is stunning, and the castle itself is stunning. The castle is connected to the creation of the "Sachsenspiegel" (Saxon Mirror). The exhibitions at Falkenstein Castle are no less interesting. Please note! The castle will remain closed for renovations until at least July 2025. Regenstein Castle and Fortress A rock-hewn complex that is second to none. There's a lot on offer here, especially for children. A huge adventure playground with many child-friendly information panels. A special app allows you to explore the castle complex virtually. A visit to the Viking Festival, which takes place here every year at Easter, is also recommended. Wernigerode Castle This is a truly fairytale castle. The location is fantastic, and the castle can be seen from afar. The castle itself is stunning, but a guided tour of the rooms really gives a glimpse of days gone by. Of course, there's also a castle ghost. Really! No kidding! There are special tours for children, such as "Visiting the Castle Ghost." Roseburg Castle This is something completely different. Construction of the castle began in 1907 at the instigation of architect Bernhard Sehring. The complex was intended to serve as a summer residence and exhibition space for his collection of art treasures. A tour, or at least a visit to the castle café, is particularly worthwhile in summer. Also: "Alter Falkenstein" Castle Damsel or what? Wernigerode Castle , Falkenstein Castle , Regenstein Castle and Fortress , Roseburg Stolberg Town in the Harz Mountains This small town deserves a special mention. This beautiful, lovingly restored, half-timbered town is absolutely worth seeing and has a rich history. Stolberg Castle is considered the cradle of the Dutch royal house, the House of Orange. Thomas Müntzer, familiar to many from history class, was born in Stolberg. Martin Luther preached in Stolberg against the peasant revolts, which were in turn led by the aforementioned man. We continue to the Joseph's Cross. Not far from Stolberg, on the "Großer Auerberg," which is 580 meters high in itself. Here, in 1834, none other than Karl Friedrich Schinkel built the second version of the tower. The first, built in the 17th century using half-timbering, had already been demolished several years earlier due to dilapidation. Half-timbered town of Stolberg (Harz), Stolberg Castle, Joseph's Cross In the neighborhood... Hexentanzplatz & Rosstrappe + Downhill - bike park + Hiking trails + Therme & Sauna + climbing forest + Mountain bike tours + Mountain swimming pool + fishing sport + find mushrooms Hike The BodeBude is perfectly located for anyone who likes hiking. Several hikes can be started directly from here. One of the best hiking trails in Germany runs not far from the BodeBude - the Hexenstieg. The trail leads through the Bodetal from Treseburg to Thale, past the Rosstrappe, the Bodekessel and the Hexentanzplatz. With the tourist tax booklet you can use public transport in the district free of charge. So start your hike and come back by bus. It couldn't be better. Lines 557 or 256 currently run between Thale and Treseburg. With one click you can get to the timetable information (start/destination = Treseburg "Rübezahl"). You can find some more suggestions on this page or tours on this page . Winter time Disappointment is written all over many guests' faces when they arrive in the winter. WHAT, NO SNOW? Apart from looking at the weather app, you can also find out about the current snow depth here. What else? Participate in culture... Experience nature... ...in one of the 5 nature parks that stretch across the entire Harz region. Der Harz Nature Park in Lower Saxony Der Harz Nature Park in Saxony-Anhalt Der Harz Nature Park/ Saxony-Anhalt Der South Harz Nature Park in Thuringia Der Kyffhauser Nature Park ...in the tiers of the open-air stages. THE spectacle on the Hexentanzplatz during Walpurgis Night. The KulT(o)urbühne am Bodetal. The forest stage in Altenbrak. The Harz Mountain Theater. More info here Adrenaline junkies... ....we strongly advise you to visit Harzdrenaline at the Rappbodetalsperre climbing rocks... ...in just 4 km from the BodeBude you can climb great climbing rocks. More information can be found on the page from DAV (German Alpine Club). learn history... ...in over 40 museums within a radius of 40 km You can find a list with current information, opening times, etc. here Das Grenzmuseum in Sorge Der Verein Grenzmuseum - Sorge leistet hier einen riesen Beitrag, dass dieser bekloppte Abschnitt in der deutschen Geschichte nicht der Vergessenheit anheim fällt. Mit der Ausstellung im kleinem Grenzmuseum (saisonale Öffnungszeiten) und dem Freiluftmuseum, bekommt man einen guten Eindruck davon, wie die ehemalige Grenzanlage aufgebaut und organisiert war und welch kostspieligen Anstregungen eine echte Diktatur unternimmt, seine Bürger einzusperren. Es werden hier drei Wanderrouten in verschiedener Länge und Schwierigkeit, entlang des Kolonnenweges vorgeschlagen. Auf dem Weg befindet sich auch eine Stempelstelle (46) der Harzer-Wandernadel. Das Museum in Sorge und der dazugehörige am Ortsrand gelegene, kostenlose Parkplatz sind ausgeschildert. Link: Grenzmuseum Sorge e. V. Link Mit der Harzer Schmalspurbahn (HSB) auf den Brocken... ...düsen könnt Ihr mit der Brockenbahn. Klar. Zusteigen könnt Ihr zum Beispiel in Wernigerode, Drei Annen Hohne oder Schierke. Aufgepasst: Nicht immer wird der Zug von einer Dampflok gezogen. Ein Blick in den aktuellen Fahrplan zeigt Euch wann es losgeht. Außerdem könnt Ihr auch noch mit der Selketal- und der Harzquerbahn umher fahren. Es ist ein echtes Erlebnis. Hier geht es zu den Fahrplänen und -preisen Fahrpläne Fahrpreise Achtung! Wer einen Blick vom Brocken ins Tal werfen möchte sei gewarnt. Nicht selten ist die Bergkuppe wolkenverhangen. Ein Blick vorab mit der Webcam kann Klarheit verschaffen und Frust vermeiden. Webcams And then... Cities in the Harz with a lot of charm and history. World Heritage City - Quedlinburg A beautiful old town that was rebuilt and maintained with a lot of love and commitment. During a guided city tour or the night watchman tour, you can learn really interesting things about the city and its history. It gets very romantic in the Advent season, when the city is transformed into a Christmas country. There is more information about this here: Quedlinburg.de Adventsstadt.de Wernigerode This magnificent half-timbered town is only 30 minutes from Treseburg and should not be missed. The castle and the city center, with the many half-timbered houses and the impressive town hall, are absolutely worth seeing. The Baumkuchenhaus is right on the outskirts of Wernigerode. Anyone who knows and loves Baumkuchen has to go there. If not - also. There is more information about this here: Wernigerode-Tourism.de Schlossbahn.de Harzer-Baumkuchen.de Blankenburg Blankenburg stands for: historic old town, Blankenburg Castle with its baroque and flowery castle gardens, the impressive castle ruins and Regenstein Fortress, as well as the sand caves, for culture and music in the Michaelstein Monastery and the great rock formations of the Teufelsmauer. There is more information about this here: blankenburg-tourismus.de kloster-michaelstein.de Halberstadt Visible from all directions and the symbol of the city - the Halberstadt Cathedral with its treasury. Also impressive are the Liebfrauenkirche, the only four-towered Romanesque pillar basilica in Central Germany and the St. Martinskirche with its towers of different heights. In the Berend Lehmann Museum, visitors can learn more about the Jewish quarter and the almost 800-year history of the Jewish community in the former episcopal city. There is more information about this here: Halberstadt.de Cathedral & cathedral treasure Jewish quarter Berend Lehmann Museum Stolberg is a climatic health resort and historical European city and is also the birthplace of Thomas Müntzer. Martin Luther was also seen here and preached against the peasant revolt in 1525 in St. Martini Church. Stolberg Castle has been enthroned above the city since around 1200 and offers a great view over the roofs. Juliana von Stolberg and Wernigerode was born here in 1506. She spent the first 13 years of her life in the count's palace complex. She is the mother of William of Orange and is still revered as the ancestress of the Orange family. The Großer Auerberg (579 m) rises not far from Stolberg. On it is the 38 meter high lookout tower called Josephskreuz. It is the largest double iron cross in the world. There is more information about this here: Stolberg Our recommendation: Use public transport for your activities in the Harz Mountains. With your registration form (tourist tax) you get free access to the public bus and tram lines in the Harz district as well as selected lines in the Mansfeld-Südharz district and the Lower Saxon districts of Goslar and Göttingen. More informations, timetables and an app are available on the HATIX - Page. Pullman City resin For people who have a penchant for putting on big hats and then performing a strange dance with like-minded people or putting feathers in their hair and painting their faces brightly, we recommend a visit to Pullman City Harz. During the high season, lots of events take place here. To name just a few: - Let's Line Dance - Indian Spirit & Culture - Horse whisperer - Bike Week, Quad & ATV meeting - Indian Riders Group Meeting - American Power Weekend ... and so on There is also a lot on offer here in winter.

HOUSE RULE Dear guests! The BodeBude should be a second home for you. You should feel good and be able to rest. We've put a lot of effort into setting it up and we hope you'll find everything you need. The following house rules are intended to help ensure a harmonious stay. We have also listed some rules that we hope you will understand. By treating the rooms properly, you will also help us in the future to offer you and other guests satisfactory premises. General If you miss anything in the facility or if you need help, turn to us with confidence. All things that are in the rooms, bungalows or in the garden, or belong to them, may and should be used by the guests.  Please be careful with the entire facility, the plantings and the inventory and treat everything with care. Please ensure that your fellow travelers also comply with our house rules kitchen Please handle the kitchen equipment and technical equipment with care. Since nobody is happy about a dirty kitchen, please only put crockery, pots and cutlery in the cupboards if they are clean and dry. Please do not place hot pots and other hot objects on the table or worktop without a coaster. Always use a cutting board as a base when cutting. Please leave the interior of the oven and microwave in a clean condition. damage No one intentionally breaks things, but breaking something can happen to anyone. We would be pleased if you would inform us of the damage or loss that has occurred, so that we don't have to wait until after you leave or during the final cleaning to determine this. The guest is liable for damage or loss in the amount of the replacement value. airing To avoid mold formation, we ask you to ventilate the rooms sufficiently, at least once a day for 5-10 minutes, especially after showering. due diligence Please close all windows when leaving the apartment to avoid possible damage from storms or burglary. Water and electricity resources should be used sparingly. When airing, please turn down the heating. Electronic consumers should be switched off when leaving the room. disposal The waste is separated into residual waste, glass, paper and packaging with the green dot. Appropriate containers are available on the property (next to the garage, near the gate). Please only use rubbish bins and cosmetic bins in the bathroom with rubbish bags and dispose of them closed in the residual waste bin. No rubbish, leftovers, harmful liquids or the like may be thrown or poured into the kitchen sink, toilets, washbasin and shower! Please avoid anything that can lead to blockages in the pipes (no hygiene items in the toilet). parking facilities If you use the parking spaces on the BodeBude property, this does not result in a custody agreement. BodeBude is not liable for loss or damage to vehicles parked or maneuvered on or in front of the property and their contents. Internet/Wi-Fi Our guests can use the Internet with their own WiFi-enabled device (notebook, PDA, smartphone, etc.) via the WiFi connection free of charge. You use the Internet at your own risk; BodeBude excludes any liability in connection with the guest's Internet use. For the use of Internet access via WLAN, the WLAN usage rules must also be observed. To the smokers Smoking in the house and in our rooms is strictly prohibited. Damage such as burn marks and holes in or on furniture, floors, bed linen, tablecloths, etc. means that we have to charge the guest for this at replacement value. We calculate upcoming cleaning costs (curtains, furniture, carpet, beds, etc.) due to the smell of smoke at 80 euros. If the room cannot be rented due to a strong smell of smoke despite cleaning, an additional night will be charged according to the price list. You can and may smoke in front of the house/bungalows or in the garden. Please use an ashtray and please do not throw butts on the floor. pets Bringing pets must always be agreed with us and is subject to an additional fee. We kindly ask you not to let your animal sleep in the bed, on the armchair or on the chairs in the accommodation. We are happy to give you a blanket for your darling. key Please never let the key out of your hand. Loss of the keys must be reported immediately and the guest is liable up to the amount of the replacement costs. Liability BodeBude is not liable for the guest's valuables. Miscellaneous Please store all your personal belongings in your room. Do not leave any clothes or shoes in the garden as we are not liable for soiling, loss or damage. Please coordinate the reception of visitors with us. The overnight stay of non-residents/unregistered persons is strictly prohibited. Weapons/explosives of any kind may not be brought onto the BodeBude property.  Arrival and departure Arrival is by arrangement. On the day of departure, we ask our guests to vacate the room/bungalow by 11 a.m. at the latest. By booking accommodation in the BodeBude, we assume that the house rules will be accepted. Thank you very much for your attention. We wish you a pleasant stay, lots of fun, relaxation and recreation. If you have any questions, we are at your disposal. The team of the BodeBude

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Beschreibung der Unterkünfte. Ausstattungsmerkmale, Preisinformationen und Belegungskalender. Studios, Apartment & Bungalows More information about the rooms + bungalows INFO Check-in & Check-out payment option Pets inklusive additional cost cancellation conditions minimum stay discount more informations Children up to 3 years free (please send us brief information). Enter children 4 - 17 years old as an adult. We provide a cot and/or high chair free of charge. Since both bungalows are equally equipped, we reserve the right to assign occupancy at our discretion. Check-in & Check-out Check-in & Check out Check-in 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. (unless otherwise agreed) Check out 10am payment option payment options Reservations by bank transfer (you will receive the data for this with the confirmation email from us) You pay additional costs on site in cash Pets pets Dogs are allowed, €10/night/pet (max. €30) - No pets allowed on furniture (especially beds) - Leashes are required on our premises - Do not leave pets alone in the room - Only use your own towels to dry your pets - Max. 2 dogs per room - Cats and other pets are not allowed (To be paid in cash on site) inklusive Included Linen & towels (all rooms and bungalows) final cleaning energy costs WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS parking spot You can find out more about the other equipment on the page "Room " . additional cost additional costs additional costs are the tourist tax (guest contribution) April - October: 3€/person/night November - March: 2€/person/night Children (6-17 years): 50% (to be paid in cash on site) cancellation conditions Up to 7 days before arrival, guests can cancel free of charge. The guest pays 100% of the total price in case of cancellation in the 7 days before arrival. cancellation conditions minimum stay Minimum stay = 2 nights On request also only one night, but with a surcharge of 10€ minimum stay Discount If you stay 7 nights or more, you will receive a 10% discount on the room rate discount further information Two of the apartments have a pull-out couch - so they offer space for a third person. If you have any questions or requests, please contact us. more informations Slippers are recommended. Dirty hiking boots can be left in front of the rooms. site plan click for zoom

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Aus dem Sagenschatz des Harzes Home Die Sage vom Hexentanzplatz Auf dem hohen Felsen, welcher links am Eingang in das untere Bodetal hoch in die Lüfte ragt und unter dem Namen Hexentanzplatz bekannt ist, lebte der Sage nach vor uralten Zeiten ein altes Zauberweib namens Watelinde, welches durch ihre höllischen Künste viel Unheil anrichtete und von allen Harzbewohnern als Hexenmutter sehr gefürchtet wurde. Sie war es, welche alle Hexentänze und Versammlungen anführte, mit Vorliebe fromme Jungfrauen durch allerlei schöne Versprechungen an sich lockte, um ihren Zauber über sie werfen und ebenfalls Hexen aus ihnen machen zu können. Nun trug es sich zu, dass zu dieser Zeit, als bereits viele Harzbewohner zum Christentum übergetreten waren, eine Jungfrau aus Thale, namens Hilda, an einem schönen Sommerabend in den nahen Wald ging, um heilsame Kräuter zu suchen. Endlich, als das Körbchen fast gefüllt war, schickte sie sich an, heimzugehen, denn es war bereits so dunkel geworden, dass sie die feinen Gräser und Blättchen nicht mehr voneinander zu unterscheiden vermochte. Hilda hatte jedoch kaum hundert Schritte zurückgelegt, als ein bleicher Mondstrahl durch die Baumwipfel brach und sich wie ein Silberstreif über ihren Pfad legte. Da fiel ihr ein, dass im Mondschein gebrochene Kräuter eine ganz besondere Heilkraft besitzen, Wenn man die richtigen Zaubersprüchlein weiß, die beim Einsammeln gesagt werden müssen. So begann denn das Suchen und Pflücken von neuem und sogar noch eifriger als zuvor. Dabei murmelten ihre Lippen seltsame Worte, wie es bei ihrem Volke von alters her Brauch und Sitte war. Wie sich aber Hilda wieder einmal am Fuße eines mächtigen Baumes niederbeugte, leuchteten ihr plötzlich zwei große, gelb funkelnde Augen entgegen, die so rund Waren wie die einer Eule. Mit einem Angstschrei fuhr sie zurück und lief in den Wald hinein, nur von dem Wunsche beseelt, diesen schrecklichen Augen zu entrinnen. Erst als sie eine Strecke weit gelaufen war, sah sie sich scheu um und erblickte nun auf einer vom Mond beschienenen Lichtung ein großes schwarzes Tier von katzenähnlicher Gestalt, das ihr in wilden Sprüngen über die Büsche entgegenflog. Hilda setzte sich von neuem in Lauf, aber sie merkte, wie das unheimliche Tier ihr auf den Fersen blieb, und deutlich vernahm sie eine heisere Stimme hinter sich, die ihr zurief: „Fürchte Dich doch nicht, Jungfrau, ich will Dir ja kein Leid zufügen, sondern Dir nur die Kräutlein nennen, mit deren Hilfe Du Deinen Liebsten für alle Zeit an Dich fesseln kannst.“ Diese Kräutlein hätte Hilda freilich gar zu gern gekannt, denn, obschon sie dem jungen Sigbert manches Zauber- und Liebestränklein gereicht hatte, war sein Sinn bisher noch ein unsteter geblieben. Aber sie widerstand der Lockung, denn die gelblichen Augen hatten einen so boshaften Ausdruck, dass sie nur einem bösen Geist angehören konnten, der sie ins Verderben stürzen wollte. Nun aber kam das Tier dicht an sie heran und sprach immer die gleichen Worte, und als sie es näher anschaute, wurde ihr auf einmal klar, dass sie niemanden anderen vor sich haben konnte als Watelinde, die zuweilen die Gestalt einer schwarzen Riesenkatze annahm. Voller Entsetzen lief Hilda nun noch schneller. Doch in ihrer Angst und Verwirrung hatte sie eine falsche Richtung eingeschlagen, und mit Schrecken wurde sie gewahr, dass sie sich am Fuße des Hexentanzplatzes befand. Das schwarze Tier, welches Stets an ihrer Seite geblieben war, richtete sich plötzlich in drohender Stellung auf und rief, Funken sprühend, mit gellender Stimme: „Ja, Jungfrau, jetzt bist Du eingetreten in meinen Zauberkreis, und hier kann ich mit Dir machen, was ich will“ Im Nu verwandelte sich die Katze in ein hageres, altes Weib, über dessen fratzenhaftes, runzliges Gesicht graue Haarsträhnen wirr niederhingen, dessen triefende, blutunterlaufene Glotzaugen Hilda wild an stierten, während aus dem schief gezogenen Riesenmund blaue Flammen empor züngelten, sobald das scheußliche Zauberweib ihn öffnete. Und kaum, dass sich diese Verwandlung vollzogen hatte, fasste Watelinde der Jungfrau Lockenhaar, um sie mit sich auf die Kuppe des Felsens fortzuziehen. In diesen bangen Augenblicken erinnert sich jedoch Hilda der Lehren ihrer Mutter und bekreuzigte sich. Da begann es in der Luft zu brausen; ein Sturmwind umsauste den Gipfel des Hexentanzplatzes, fuhr hernieder, und während Blitze zuckten und ein gewaltiger Donnerschlag die Felsen ringsum erbeben machte, wurde die böse Watelinde in die Lüfte gehoben, über das Bodetal hinweggefegt und von einer unsichtbaren Hand gegen einen Felsen geschleudert, wo sie selbst zu Stein erstarrte. Dieser Felsen aber trägt heute noch die Bezeichnung: Hexengroßmutter. Die vom Verderben errettete Hílda gelangte wohlbehalten in die Hütte ihrer. Mutter, heiratete später ihren Sigbert und wurde glücklich. An der Stelle aber, wo damals Hilda mit Watelinde, der Hexengroßmutter, rang, steht heute ein Gasthaus, der Waldkater genannt, in welchem der Harzwanderer sich erholen und mit Speise und Trank erquicken kann. Heute ist der Hexentanzplatz ein Ort, der seiner Großartigkeít wegen viel besucht wird, doch zu Hildas Zeiten und noch viel später wurde er gemieden, und wenn die grauen Nebel auf der Kuppe desselben umherflatterten, vom fahlen Mondlicht beleuchtet, dann bekreuzigten sich die Bewohner von Thale und raunten einander scheu und ängstlich zu: „Sieh, wie Watelinde die Hexen zum Tanze führtl“ Quelle: Aus "Aus dem Sagenschatz des Harzes", Herausgeber: Kreisleitung Halberstadt 1968 Die Roßtrappe Vor tausend und mehr Jahren war das Land rings um den Harz von Riesen bewohnt, die Heiden und Zauberer waren, Raub, Mord und Gewalt übten. Sechzigjährige Eichen rissen sie samt den Wurzeln aus und fochten damit. Was sich entgegenstellte, wurde mit Keulen niedergeschlagen und die Weiber in die Gefangenschaft fortgeschleppt, wo sie Tag und Nacht dienen mussten. In dem Böhmerwald hauste damals ein Riese; er hieß Bodo. Alles war ihm untertan; nur Emma, die Tochter vom Riesengebirge, konnte er nicht zu seiner Liebe zwingen. Stärke und List halfen ihm nichts, denn sie stand mit einem mächtigen Geist im Bunde. Einst aber ersah sie Bodo jagend auf der Schneekoppe und sattelte seinen Hengst, der meilenlange Fluren im Augenblick übersprang. Bodo schwur, Emma zu fangen oder zu sterben. Fast hätte er sie erreicht. Als sie ihn aber 2 Meilen von sich erblickte und an den Torflügeln eines zerstörten Städtleins, die er im Schilde führte, erkannte, da schwenkte sie schnell das Roß. Von ihren Sporen getrieben, flog es über Berge, Klippen und Wälder durch Thüringen in die Gebirge des Harzes. Oft hörte sie einige Meilen hinter sich das schnaubende Roß Bodos und jagte dann den nimmermüden Zelter zu neuen Springen auf. Jetzt stand ihr Roß verschnaufend auf dem furchtbaren Fels, der Hexentanzplatz heißt. Angstvoll blickte Emma in die Tiefe, denn mehr als tausend Fuß ging senkrecht die Felsenmauer hinab zum Abgrunde. Tief unten rauschte der Strom und kreiste in furchtbaren Wirbeln. Der entgegenstehende Fels schien noch entfernter und kaum Raum zu haben für den Vorderfuß des Rosses. Von neuem hörte sie Bodos Roß schnauben; in der Angst rief sie die Geister ihrer Väter zu Hilfe, und ohne Besinnung drückte sie ihrem Zelter die Sporen in die Seite. Und das Roß sprang über den Abgrund glücklich auf die Spitze der Klippe und schlug seinen Huf vier Fuß tief in das harte Gestein, dass die Funken stoben. Das ist die Roßtrappe. Die Zeit hat die Vertiefung kleiner gemacht, aber kein Regen kann sie verwischen. Emma war gerettet, aber die zentnerschwere goldene Königskrone fiel während des Sprunges von ihrem Haupt in die Tiefe. Bodo, der in blinder Hitze nachsetzte, stürzte in den Strudel und gab dem Fluss den Namen. Als schwarzer Hund bewacht er hier die goldene Krone der Riesentochter, dass niemand sie heraushole. Ein Taucher wagte es einst für große Versprechungen. Er stieg in die Tiefe, fand die Krone und hob sie in die Höhe, so dass das versammelte Volk schon die Spitzen golden schimmern sah. Aber sie war zu schwer; zweimal entsank sie seinen Händen. Das Volk rief ihm zu, das dritte Mal hinabzusteigen. Er tat's, und ein Blutstrahl sprang noch in die Höhe. Der Taucher kam nimmer wieder empor. Jetzt deckt tiefe Nacht und Stille den Grund; kein Vogel fliegt darüber. Nur um Mitternacht hört man oft in der Ferne das dumpfe Geheul des Höllenhundes. (Brüder Grimm) Quelle: Aus "Aus dem Sagenschatz des Harzes", Herausgeber: Kreisleitung Halberstadt 1968 Altenbrak Ein alter Hüttenschmied aus Thale, der jeden Tag den weiten Weg an der Bode hinauf zur Hütte zurücklegte, obwohl ihm die Arbeit schon recht sauer wurde, machte sich Sorgen, wie lange er die schwere Arbeit wohl noch durchführen könnte. Er lebte bei seiner Tochter, die eine Bergmannswitwe war und fünf kleine Kinder, aber keinen anderen Ernährer hatte als ihren alten Vater. Eines Tages trug er die fertigen Eisenstangen aus der Hüttenschmiede auf den Hof hinaus, damit er drinnen Platz für neue Arbeit hätte. Wie staunte er aber, als er bemerkte, dass ein Zwerg neben ihm ging, der ebenfalls Eisenstangen aus der Schmiede trug.. Als er nachzählte, stellte er fest, dass doppelt so viele Stangen draußen lagen, als er geschmiedet hatte, obwohl erst die halbe Schicht herum war. Bei der Mittagsrast forderte er den kleinen Helfer auf, sich zu ihm zu setzen und von seinem Brot mitzuessen. Das tat der denn auch, ohne sich lange zu zieren. Nach dem Essen nickte er dem Alten einen Dank zu und verschwand. So ging das nun jeden Tag, so dass der Schmied am Ende der Woche einen guten Lohn ausgezahlt bekam und weit mehr Geld verdiente, als die anderen Hüttenleute. Nach einiger Zeit wurde der Hüttenmeister darauf aufmerksam und überlegte, wie er von allen Arbeitern solche Leistungen erzielen könnte. Er schickte zwei fremde Schmiedegesellen zu dem alten Mann, die ihm seine Kniffe absehen sollten. Die Gesellen waren nicht davon erbaut und gingen nur widerwillig daran, dem Alten zu helfen und ihn zu beobachten. Sie waren von weit her zugewandert und Vertrugen sich schlecht mit den Harzer Hüttenleuten, deren Sprache sie, kaum verstanden. Am nächsten Morgen kamen statt eines Zwerges gleich ihrer drei, um den Schmieden bei der Arbeit zu helfen, Die fremden Gesellen scheuchten die Kleinen, die ihnen im Wege standen, hin und her, so dass es ihnen schwerfiel, dass gleiche zu schmieden wie die Gesellen und der Alte. Zum Mittag gaben sie ihnen nichts von ihrem Essen ab, der Alte musste sein Brot mit allen dreien teilen. Als sie nach dem Essen die Schmiede verließen, warf ihnen der eine Geselle ein Stück Eisen nach und verletzte einen der Zwerge schwer. Der rief dem Alten zu, er solle morgen zu Hause bleiben - hier würde alles brake*). Damit verschwanden sie im Berg. Am anderen Tag standen die Gesellen ratlos in der Schmiede und wussten nicht, was sie ohne den Alten, der zu Hause geblieben war, anfangen sollten. Es misslang. ihnen alles, was sie anfassen mochten. Da begann es plötzlich draußen in Strömen zu regnen, dass die Bode rauschte und schwoll, bis sie, zu einem reißenden Strom angewachsen, über die Ufer trat und in die Hütte eindrang. Die Hüttenleute flüchteten auf die Berge, wo sie vor dem Wasser sicher waren. Die beiden fremden Gesellen, die zu spät erst die Gefahr erkannten, folgten den anderen in großer Hast. Das Wasser verfolgte sie und riss sie immer Wieder zurück. Steine prasselten ihnen entgegen, dass sie mit blutigen Köpfen aus dem Tal entflohen und aus Furcht vor der wilden Bode nie Wieder wagten, in diese Gegend zu kommen. Die Gebäude der Hütte waren vom Wasser zerstört, so dass die Hüttenleute weiter entfernt eine neue Hütte aufbauen mussten. Die Stelle, an der die alte Hütte gestanden hatte, nannten sie seit der Zeit die „Alte Brake“. In der neuen Hütte fanden sich nach einiger Zeit auch wieder die Zwerge ein, halfen in der Schmiede und schleppten täglich das Dreifache von dem heraus, was die Männer geschmiedet hatten. Das gefiel den Hüttenleuten, und sie vergalten es den Zwergen, indem jeder ihnen Brot und Milch mitbrachte, so viel sie essen und trinken mochten. Einmal feierten die Hüttenleute ein großes Fest und luden auch die Zwerge dazu ein. Dem Zwergenkönig hatten sie aus Dankbarkeit einen neuen Rock und ein Paar zierliche Stiefel anfertigen lassen. Über den neuen Rock hat sich der kleine König sehr gefreut, hat ihn gleich angezogen und einen Freudentanz damit aufgeführt. Als er aber die neuen Stiefel sah, wurde er traurig und sagte: „O weh, nun müssen wir wandern!“ Er zog die Stiefel an und machte sich auf den Weg; alle Zwerge folgten ihm durch das Tal und aus dem Harz hinaus. Niemand hat sie seitdem in den Bergen des Harzes angetroffen, soviel man auch nach ihnen suchen mochte. Der alte Schmied lebte noch lange in bescheidenem Wohlstand bei seiner Tochter, bis die Enkelkinder groß waren und nun selber in den Stollen und Hütten Arbeit aufnehmen konnten. Seit jener Zeit aber sagt man im Harz, wenn man jemand gern hat, soll man ihm weder Schuhe noch Pantoffeln schenken., sonst geht er damit ab und kommt, ebenso wie die Zwerge, nie wieder. Darum darf kein Bursche seiner Liebsten die Brautschuhe kaufen und kein Mädchen ihrem Burschen ein Paar Pantoffeln schenken - Schuhe und Pantoffeln würden die Beschenkten in die Ferne entführen, und das Glück wäre aus. *) zerbrechen - brach (Nach C. Förstner) Quelle: "Sagen aus dem Harz", nacherzählt von Fritz A. Körber,, Herausgeber: Rat des Kreises Halberstadt 1960

Informationen zum Apartment Butze - BodeBude BUTZE BACK TO OVERVIEW BOOK NOW What is inside? in the main house (H) on the upper floor max. 2 people Double bed or two single beds Mini kitchen Table + chairs Couch Bathroom with shower + toilet SATELLITE TV Attention! All apartments are located on the first floor and can only be reached via a staircase (grating). between 15 - 18 m² SATELLITE TV Wardrobe Sideboard sufficient sockets Table + chairs Bed linen included approx. 4.5m² Shower WC Bathroom sink hairdryer towels Soap Toilet paper Exemplary. All bathrooms are pretty much the same. Studio 1 Miniküche im Studio 1 Studio 2 Miniküche im Studio 2 Küchenausstattung Miniküche mit Mikrowelle, Teller, Besteck, Pfanne, Töpfe uvm. Studio 1 Miniküche im Studio 1 1/7 Mini kitchen Fridge/freezer 2-burner hob coffee machine Toaster Kettle Crockery + cutlery pots Dishwashing liquid Rag/sponge Hand towel Click on picture to zoom Studio 1 Doppelbett 160x200cm Studio 4 Doppelbett 160x200cm Studio 2 Willkommen in der BodeBude Studio 1 Doppelbett 160x200cm 1/16 Studio 1 Studio 1, Bad, Dusche, WC, Handtücher inkl., Fön, Seife Studio 4 Bad im Studio 4 Studio 1 Studio 1, Bad, Dusche, WC, Handtücher inkl., Fön, Seife 1/2 Are you traveling with a group or family and want to have breakfast together in the morning or sit comfortably together in the evening? Then our pavilion is just the thing. You'll find glasses, plates, cutlery, and much more in the pavilion. So you don't have to bring anything from your rooms. Just put the used dishes in the basket, and we'll take care of the washing up. It couldn't be easier. There's also a heater.

Kontaktinformationen und Adresse sowie Standort der BodeBude. Anfahrtsbeschreibung zur BodeBude. Anreise SPERRUNG DER ZUFAHRTSSTRAßE ZUR BODEBUDE Im Zeitraum 03. - 14.11.2025 finden umfangreiche Bauarbeiten an der Zufahrtsstraße (Spohnbleek) statt und daher ist eine Anfahrt per Fahrzeug nicht möglich. Ein Ausweichparkplatz besteht gegenüber an der Ortsstraße in einer Entfernung von ca. 150m zur BodeBude. Arrival by car The BodeBude is located at the end of town towards Altenbrak on the local road (L94). Opposite the town sign, turn right into Spohnbleek and then drive straight towards it. 51°43'07.2"N 10°57'48.7" Arrival by public transport The Treseburg, Wildstein bus stop is just a few minutes walk from the BodeBude, on the local road. From or to here there are bus connections to Thale (main station) or to Blankenburg. You will receive timetable informationhere . Fahrplanauskunft