Holiday home Premium Lodge Plus 4 Erw 2 KinderTorfhaus - Lower Saxony - Germany (DE-21949)

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Quaint and comfortable at the same time: The cozy wooden holiday homes are excellently equipped and therefore the perfect holiday home for connoisseurs. A private sauna and fireplace as well as a cozy wooden terrace with a fantastic view of the Harz nature in every house promise relaxation and peaceful time. So that you can also be active, various hiking trails start right outside the door, and mountain bikers also get their money's worth. Opposite the complex is the National Park Visitor Center where you can get plenty of information about the National Park and also book guided excursions through the beautiful area.

At over 800 m above sea level, the Altenau district of Torfhaus is one of the highest places in the Harz and enchants its visitors with a magnificent view of the Brocken, the highest mountain in the Harz at 1,142 m. The settlement was once founded by peat cutters who worked in the nearby raised bogs. Today it is an ideal entry point into the network of hiking trails and the Harzer Hexenstieg, which crosses the Harz Mountains from west to east over 97 km.

Highlights included:
All consumption-based energy costs, bed linen and towels
WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS
Sky football

Activities nearby: Hikers and mountain bikers are in their element here: Torfhaus is an ideal starting point for tours of all kinds. Numerous well-signposted hiking trails of different lengths lead through the Harz National Park. Mountain bikers can start here on tours of the routes of the "Volksbank Arena Harz", and if you haven't brought your own bike with you, you can easily rent a mountain bike or e-bike here. The small town is also a fantastic starting point for motorcyclists for the most beautiful trips. In winter, Torfhaus is a popular local destination for downhill and cross-country skiers as well as fans of tobogganing: some beautiful cross-country ski runs, a tow lift for skiers and a toboggan lift exclusively for tobogganists promise a lot

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