Best short trails in Oldenburg

Popular round in Oldenburg, Lower Saxony. The Eversten Wood is the largest and a popular local recreation area in the city of Oldenburg. The wooded area is located in the centre of the city and offers a relaxing spot for walking, sport and dog walking. The circular route starts at the Cantuccini car park. Highlights: - Idyllic paths in the centre of the city - family-friendly

Family-friendly circular hiking trail near Oldenburg, Lower Saxony This relaxed circular hike around the beautiful Tweelbäker See south-east of Oldenburg is ideal for a jog or a leisurely walk with the whole family. The route starts at the parking lot at Holtmannsweg on the north shore of the lake. There are alternative parking options on the south bank. Some nice benches along the way invite you to take a break and enjoy the view of the water. In addition, the lake offers many...

This short route leads along the River Hunte, around the Buschhagenniederung. This is part of the "Mittlere Hunte" landscape conservation area and was regularly flooded in the Middle Ages. Between the flood embankments, a remnant of this picturesque landscape has been preserved to this day and is now home to lapwings and other birds. Bringing duck food is also a good idea. Highlights of this route: - River walk - Birdwatching, especially in spring - Short, flat path

Popular circular hiking trail near Oldenburg, Lower Saxony. Lake Drielaker See is a popular local recreation area in the east of Oldenburg. The circular trail around the quarry pond, which is also open to anglers with the appropriate permits and licences, is also suitable for children thanks to its flat and short route. Highlights of the hike: - Drielaker Lake - Hemmelsbäker Canal

Relaxed circular route near Oldenburg, Lower Saxony. The large Bornhorster See lake is located just a few kilometres north-east of Oldenburg. With its short distance, the circular route around the lake is ideal for a leisurely short hike or a run. Highlights of the route: - Child-friendly - Large Bornhorster Lake