The largest dragon in Europe conquers the Bocksberg in Hahnenklee!

The largest dragon in Europe conquers the Bocksberg in Hahnenklee!

In the picturesque Harz, especially in Hahnenklee, an impressive attraction is currently being built: the largest three -person dragon in Europe. This colossus is mounted on the Bocksberg to act as a advertising figure for the newly planned summer toboggan run, the dragon flash. It is planned that the finished attraction will be opened on time for Easter.

The construction work is already in full swing, as can be seen in pictures, the workers show how they provide the kite heads with lively colors and details. The dragon, which is mainly kept in a rich green, has striking yellow eyes, sharp teeth and spines on his head and back. This enormous figure, which reaches a length of 16 meters, is currently manufactured in a hall. Each of the three heads will have their own, distinctive design and character, which makes the kite even more fascinating.

The new summer toboggan run

The planned summer toboggan run will be the second of its kind on the Bocksberg. According to the operator, it will run through nature over a length of 560 meters and, among other things, lead directly past the kite. In contrast to the existing Bocksbergbob railway, the new railway will be equipped with a clerk, which should ensure a safer journey. In addition to the two summer toboggan runs, cable cars are also available in the region, and during the winter months, guests can ski on suitable conditions.

This new summer toboggan run should not only offer thrills, but also enable a comprehensive experience for families and children. The implementation of this project is not only an indication of increasing tourism in the Harz, but also offers new employment opportunities in the region.

children's book and stories about the dragon

In addition, the dragon is also celebrated in a new children's book that will soon be available on Bocksberg. This story is aimed at children between the ages of six and twelve and is unfolding the topics of the flash of dragon, good and evil witches and the enigmatic disappearance of a certain crystal, known as Bocksberg crystal. Such stories not only promote the imagination of the children, but also create an exciting narrative tradition that is connected to the experiences on the Bocksberg.

The attractiveness of the new attraction could prove to be a significant profit for the region, as it could attract the number of visitors and increase the awareness of the Harz. At a time when tourism is increasingly in focus, this project could help to highlight the possibilities that nature offers.

For more information about this exciting project and other developments in the Harz, See the current reporting on www.sueddeutsche.de .