Best hard trails in Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park
The Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park is one of the largest nature parks in Germany. With a mixture of species-rich mixed forests with flowering heath landscapes and forests and meadows, moors and sand dunes criss-crossed by idyllic river valleys, the nature park offers a fascinatingly diverse landscape.
Top sights
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- 4.0 (1)·Hard·49.9 km·Est. 11–12 hrPopular hiking event in Bremen/Lower Saxony. This is the route of the Bremen Megamarsch from 2019 (50 km route). The Megamarsch starts at Lake Werdersee, in the centre of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen. From here it goes via Delmenhorst to Wildeshausen. More information about the event can be found under "Tips". Highlights of the route: - Hanseatic city of Bremen - Wildeshausen - beautiful views
- Hard·70.2 km·Est. 16–17.5 hr6th section of the official long-distance cycle route Pilgerroute (D-Route 7) from Flensburg to Aachen This long-distance cycle route is part of the EuroVelo route EV3, a trans-European pilgrimage route from Trondheim in Norway to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, passing through Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, France and Spain. The route is signposted almost continuously with the D7 logo (half a wheel with the number 7 on a red background). Highlights: - Exciting cycling through...
- Hard·152.2 km·Est. 24 hr+Official route of the RTF Goldenstedt 155 route. This long cycle tour (RTF) in Lower Saxony is a great test of endurance, the challenge of which lies in its length across the wide plains of northern Germany. In contrast to mountainous routes, this tour is characteristically flat and slightly hilly, which requires cyclists to have great mental and physical stamina and be prepared for potentially strong winds. The route runs on well-maintained, low-traffic roads and cycle paths and passes...
- Hard·206.3 km·Est. 24 hr+Marathon course 208km from 2010 of the RSV 90 Goldenstedt. This colossal circular route is the ultimate test of long-distance endurance and follows the challenging 200km course of the annual RTF Cycle Marathon through the flat, open plains of Lower Saxony. The minimal difference in altitude is completely offset by the immense mileage, requiring relentless physical exertion over a multi-day attempt. The route, which follows tarmac roads and dedicated cycle paths through the tranquil...
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Suitability
Points of interest
- Gierenberg
- Glaner Braut 3
- Glaner Braut 1
- Glaner Braut 2
- Püttenhus
- 1000-jährige Eiche
- Huder Bach
- Glaner Braut 4
- Friederikeneiche
- Aussichtsturm Brookbäke
- Dicke Eiche
- Schwarzer Graben
- Ruine Klosterkirche Hude
- Lethe
- Kleinenkneter Steine 2
- Kleinenkneter Steine 1
- Großsteingrab Ahlhorner Kellersteine 1
- Brautwagen
- Großsteingrab 4
- Heidenopfertisch