Best river trails in Melle

Circular hiking trail around the Nonnenstein and the Grünen See in Melle, Lower Saxony. Several beautiful hiking trails start from the Linkerberg hiking car park. From the car park, follow the white L3 markings in a westerly direction along the edge of the forest path with a beautiful view. Finally, it goes through coniferous forest. The ascent to the ridge is via a longer forest path to the Nonnenstein lookout tower. Continue through the forest in the direction of the starting point - a...

Varied long-distance cycle route from Melle to Osnabrück. The Hase-Ems-Tour is a 5-day, fully signposted long-distance cycle route that starts at the source of the Hase near Melle and follows it to where it flows into the Ems near Meppen. From here it follows the Ems to Osnabrück. The cycle paths are mostly on asphalt or paved roads and sometimes also on field and forest paths. The landscapes are characterized by the foothills of the Teutoburg Forest and the Osnabrück, Oldenburg and Ems...

The "Else-Werre-Radweg" is an attractive route away from busy roads. The focus here is on discovering and experiencing nature and culture in an environmentally friendly, active and above all varied way. The start is at the bifurcation in Melle / Gesmold. Here the Else arises from the Hase and then flows over the Werre into the Weser. The bike tour leads along the Else through Bünde and Kirchlengern. Then it goes after the Werre-Else-Kiss through Löhne and Bad Oeynhausen. The end point is the...

Stage 1 of the Hase-Ems-Tour. The first day's stage of the Hase-Ems-Tour starts in Melle, because the Hase rises south of this historic town near Wellingholzhausen. But Melle itself is also worth a stopover, because the city, which was founded in 800, has many historical buildings to offer, some of which are even from the time it was founded. There are several observation towers in the area, from which you can enjoy great views of the Meller Mountains, the EXPO observatory and the Wiehen...

Start and finish can be reached by train from Osnabrück. About half of the route is on paved roads.