thale
Thale is a town in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, situated in the northern Harz region along the Bode river. It lies near the Bodetal, a scenic gorge known for its steep sandstone cliffs and forested slopes. The town is best known for the nearby Hexentanzplatz plateau and the Roßträger rock, geological features that attract hikers and visitors. A cable car and a network of roads connect these sites with Thale, making the plateau a common destination for day trips from the surrounding area.
Historically, Thale developed as a market town in the Middle Ages and later expanded through the economic
Today Thale's economy is strongly influenced by tourism, outdoor recreation, and services that cater to visitors
Thale is connected to the regional transport network by road and rail, with services linking it to