Best child-friendly trails in Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park

Family-friendly walk in the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park, Lower Saxony. From Dötlingen, you walk along the Hunte and on the Huntepadd through the Glaner Heide nature reserve, where you can admire the Glaner Braut I-IV (a megalithic site). Highlights of the hike: - child-friendly - Huntepadd - Glaner Bride - Glaner Heide nature reserve

Popular circular hike in the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The Hasbruch is an idyllic primeval forest near Ganderkesee - several mighty oak trees, some of which are protected as natural monuments, lie directly along the path. Highlights of the hike: - Brookbäke observation tower - Friederikeneiche natural monument - Hasbruch primeval forest - Georg Marien Oak

Popular circular hike in the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The Hasbruch is ideal for hiking, walking and jogging. There are wide, long forest paths as well as fairytale-like winding paths. You pass two beautiful ponds and several striking trees. Highlights of the hike: - Idyllic forest paths - Peterteich pond - Friederiken oak - Information boards - Thick oak tree - Klingenberg pond

Family-friendly circular hiking trail in the WIldeshauser Geest Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This circular trail leads through the Friedeholz, a quiet recreational area just outside Syke. Nature lovers will be familiar with the woodland, especially because of the orchids that are widespread here and bloom between July and August. Highlights of the hike: - Syker Friedeholz - Wolf's Gorge - Box beech - Orchids

Historical circular walk in the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The Kleinenkneten Stones - also known as the "Great Stones" - should be seen by every outdoor enthusiast interested in the culture of megalithic tombs. They are hidden in a small wood which, together with the burial site, has been a nature reserve since 1951. Highlights: - family-friendly - Kleinenkneten stones (large stone grave) - Quiet forest paths

Family-friendly walk in the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park, Lower Saxony. A pleasant walk through the Bradenholz and to the Warwer Sand, a local recreation area created from shifting sand dunes. Also recommended for families with children. Highlights of the hike: - Warwer Sand - Bradenholz

This circular route leads through the peaceful forest and wetland scenery of the Ahlhorner Fischteiche in the Wildeshauser Geest nature park. Following the blue trail markers, the path passes tranquil fish ponds fed by the Lethe River and shaded woodland trails beneath ancient trees. The area was originally created for fish farming and has evolved into a protected wildlife sanctuary. Nature lovers can spot kingfishers, grey herons, and delicate dragonflies around the quiet waters. Comfortable...