Güntersberge: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Güntersberge was first documented in 1281 and received town privileges in 1491; repeated fires, including the fire of 1856, shaped the townscape seen today. This development provides a specific point of reference for visitors interested in cultural history.

Getting Around

Güntersberge is connected to the B242 federal highway. The town also has a stop on the Selke Valley Railway, which is part of the Harz Narrow-Gauge Railways network.

Geographical Setting

Poppenberg, Heimberg, Osterkopf and Ampenberg are located in the immediate vicinity of Güntersberge.

Culture

The surrounding area of Güntersberge is home to the ruins of Klein Lauenburg, Groß Lauenburg, Ebersburg and Hohenstein Castle.

Nature

Güntersberge lies on the Selke River in the wooded and water-rich mountain landscape of the upper Selke Valley. The landscape also features the mountain lake, which was created by damming the Selke.

On Site

Güntersberge is a state-recognized recreational resort on the Selke River.

The Selke Valley Trail runs directly through Güntersberge. This trail provides a specific point of reference for hiking enthusiasts.

A local museum of mousetraps and curiosities is described as a visitor attraction in Güntersberge.

In the Harz Mountains, Güntersberge is positioned as a destination for nature-oriented and relaxing stays.

Since the 14th century, forestry, forest management and mining have shaped Güntersberge.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Güntersberge.

Further destinations: Schielo, Alexisbad, Neudorf, Dankerode, Siptenfelde

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Harzgerode.