Golfing Region Resin

The Harz enchants vacationers in all areas. The wilderness of the Harz is breathtaking. It is characterized by mountains, misty moors and murmuring stream valleys. A multitude of hiking trails and mountain bike trails wind their way through the dark forests and lead up to lofty heights. On summer days, the lakes and rivers promise plenty of swimming fun and in winter, the snow-covered wilderness attracts winter sports enthusiasts to the region.

However, the Harz Mountains not only have a lot to offer in terms of scenery, they also have an exciting history. You can experience for yourself what drew Goethe and Heine to the Harz Mountains during your visit. The exciting history accompanies you at every turn on your journey through the Harz Mountains. You will come across picturesque half-timbered towns, castles, fortresses and numerous relics of historic mining that will cast a cultural spell over you.

The Harz region is also an attractive golfing destination. The region's golf courses are beautifully embedded in the natural landscape. You can enjoy active recreation with fascinating views. There are a total of four golf courses in the Harz Mountains, each offering 18 holes of medium difficulty golf. The Harz Golf Club in Bad Harzburg offers sweeping views of the Harz foreland from its grounds. Golfers will find a wide area with deciduous forests, meadows and ponds along the Gestüt meadows. On the golf course in Salzgitter, golfers have the Brocken, the highest mountain in the Harz, in their sights on a clear day. The third course is located between Ballenstedt and Meisdorf and offers views as far as the Magdeburger Börde. The Rothenberger Haus Golf Club, located in the southern Harz Mountains, is reminiscent of well-known courses in the Allgäu due to its design and views.