Camperada

From Hanover to the Harz

The Harz is the compact low mountain range for getting started: a short approach, two half-timbered towns as base camps, and hiking trails, reservoirs and the Brocken in between. Goslar brings the UNESCO old town and the Rammelsberg mine, Wernigerode the castle above the rooftops and the station of the steaming Brocken railway.

One-way route · calculated on 27 October 2026 with the Camperada planner

Distance
117 km
Pure driving time
1 hr 29 mins
Travel days
7
Nights
6

Stages and overnight stops

  1. Hanover

    Starting point of the route

    Day 1

  2. Goslar

    Drive 84 km, 1 hr · 3 nights

    Day 1

  3. Wernigerode

    Drive 33 km, 0 hrs 29 mins · 3 nights

    Day 4

Divided with at most 5 hours of driving per day. In the planner you set your own pace, and the stages rearrange themselves.

What the route costs

Fuel

around €31

  • 13 litres of diesel at 11.5 l/100 km
  • Blended price €2.27/l, weighted by the kilometres per country
  • national averages of 12 October 2026 (European Commission, Weekly Oil Bulletin (prices incl. taxes))

Tolls and vignettes

For this route the planner lists no vignettes or special toll sections.

Overnight stays

€218 to €246

  • Germany, 6 nights€218 to €246

Average prices for 2 adults and 1 child per night, mid to high season (PiNCAMP price analysis 2026 (ADAC)). Your site may be below or above that.

How vignettes, distance tolls and special tolls interact across Europe is explained in the toll guide. What else to budget for on a motorhome trip is collected in the trip costs.

Make it your trip

All figures here apply to the one-way route with default assumptions. In the planner, exactly this route opens with all its stops: set your own starting point, and the return leg, your vehicle and your nights recalculate live. Free and without an account.

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What was calculated with

  • Vehicle assumption: 3.00 m tall, 2.30 m wide, 7.00 m long, 3.5 t. These are reference values, not a specific vehicle.
  • Routed via GraphHopper on an OpenStreetMap basis. The vehicle dimensions fed into the routing.
  • One-way route without the return: it depends on your starting point and is added in the planner.
  • Calculated on 27 October 2026; in the planner the same route recalculates live with current prices.

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