Best child-friendly trails in Weser Uplands Nature Park

Panoramic and historic hiking trail on Bückeburg's local mountain. The paths are well developed up to the Bensenplatz rest area and are also suitable for pushchairs, with gravel in places. Refreshment stops can be found along the route. Highlights of the route: - The view from the Idaturm is fantastic

Popular hike in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. A beautiful walk in the Ith nature reserve. The landscape here is characterised by limestone cliffs and beautiful forests. One highlight is "Adam and Eve" - the rock formation looks like a couple, with one rock resembling a pregnant woman. Although it is quite steep uphill and downhill, the route should be easy to manage with slightly older children. There is a refreshment stop near Coppenbrügge Castle. Highlights of the hike: -...

Popular circular hiking trail in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. Hämelschenburg Castle, a beautiful moated castle and important Weser Renaissance building, is one of the most famous attractions in the Weserbergland region. The ET8 circular hiking trail starts at this very castle and leads through fields, forests and meadows via Amelgatzen and through the Emmer valley. After the hike, we recommend a visit and/or guided tour of Hämelschenburg Castle. Highlights of the hike: -...

Family-friendly walk in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. At less than 5 kilometres, this route offers a great hiking experience for the whole family. It leads along forest paths to the Idaturm. The 28-metre-high observation tower is one of the most popular hiking destinations around Bückeburg. Highlights of the hike: - Child-friendly - Ida Tower - Views over the Weserbergland

Popular circular hiking trail in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The well-known sulfur spring near Stadthagen is the highlight of this beautiful, fairly short circular route. In the immediate vicinity of the spring there is a picnic area with a water treading pool. Parts of the route lead along the Fuerstenweg to the ancient princely oaks, which are reminiscent of times long past when the wooded areas of the Bueckeberg served as a hunting ground for the princes of...

Certified, varied quality hiking trail in the Waltersbachtal nature reserve, Lower Saxony. The dream tour runs through the Waltersbachtal nature reserve, along the Deister, and impresses with a variety of forest and meadow landscapes. You hike along the stream on unspoilt paths and enjoy the wonderful panoramic views time and again. Highlights of the hike: - Waltershagen hamlet - Fantastic views of the Deister-Süntel valley - German shoe museum

Panoramic circular route from the Teufelsbrücke bridge, Lower Saxony The circular trail starts at the legendary Teufelsbrücke (Devil's Bridge). The Teufelsbrücke restaurant is open from Thursday to Sunday and is a great place to stop for a bite to eat. The route follows the Sandgrabenweg and initially runs along the shady edge of the forest with far-reaching views. A climb awaits deeper into the forest towards Heisterburg. Once you reach the top, you have an amazing view from the Rodenburger...

The family-friendly adventure trail in the Weserbergland Nature Park is a fantastic themed trail with nine stops that provide a vivid insight into the dinosaurs that lived here 140 million years ago, as well as the forest, the natural environment and the quarry in the Schaumburg region.

Family-friendly circular hiking trail in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The Fox Oak Circular Trail near Bückeburg owes its name to a North American red oak, named in honour of a former mining assessor called Fox. The forest walk is very well developed and signposted. The circular trail also has interesting information boards and shelters. Mining relics and fantastic views over the North German Plain provide variety. The sandstone quarried in the Bückeberg is also a real...