Best easy trails in Worpswede
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Explore the most popular easy trails near Worpswede with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.4 (12)·Easy·6.5 mi·Est. 2–2.5 hrPopular loop in the cultivated land of Teufelsmoor, Lower Saxony. The relaxed Sunday hike begins at Café Brinkhof - here one can end the day with coffee and cake after the hike.The trail leads to the left after the small bridge. With a bit of luck, the local avifauna can be spotted at the bird watching hut. In wet weather, appropriate footwear is recommended, as it can get very muddy on the way. Highlights of the hike: - Bird Watching Station - Kulturland Teufelsmoor - observation tower - Bogs
- 4.3 (11)·Easy·1.6 mi·Est. 0.5–1 hrPopular loop near Worpswede, Lower Saxony. The Worpswede "Gastgeber Stammtisch e.V." (Host association) has set itself the task of bringing the topic of deceleration more to the fore in the lives of Worpswede residents and all other people. For this purpose they have now also developed the Weyerbarger Sliekpadd. The deceleration path starts at the Worpswede tourist information and leads along particularly beautiful places in the artist village and the Weyerberg. Beautiful flower strips,...
- 4.8 (4)·Easy·10.2 mi·Est. 3.5–4 hrPopular loop trail in the Kulturland Teufelsmoor, Lower Saxony. The official starting point of the "Breites Wasser" circular route is at the Neu Helgoland restaurant. Loop trail no. 4 explores the Hamme lowlands and crosses the "Breites Wasser" bird sanctuary. Observation towers and rest areas promise the best conditions for a relaxed hike. As a special conclusion to the hiking day, you can go on a peat boat trip. Information on those boat tours can be obtained from the Neu Heligoland...
- 4.6 (7)·Easy·2.9 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrFamily-friendly nature trail near Worpswede, Lower Saxony. The moor nature trail between Teufelsmoor and Verlüßmoor has existed since 2013. The route follows a historical path connection between the two places. You can start in the curve of L 153. There is a shelter, bike racks, and information boards there. There are parking spaces and toilets at the recently opened "Kleines Haus im Moor," which has an exhibition in the village of Teufelsmoor. Accompanied by birdsong, the denaturalized...
- 4.0 (2)·Easy·27.1 mi·Est. 9–10 hrPopular cycle tour near Worpswede, Lower Saxony. On the Teufelsmoor Climate Tour, everything revolves around climate change. Nine climate stations provide interesting facts about climate change in general and the interaction between moorland management and climate in the local context. Of course, there are also beautiful views of the Hamm lowlands. These can be enjoyed particularly well from the "Himmelstreppe" viewing tower, for example. The route is not signposted, which is why GPS...
- 3.5 (2)·Easy·15.5 mi·Est. 5.5–6 hrPassing the peat bogs of Weyerdeelen and Überhamm, this route leads to the edge of the Breddorfer Moor. The small bog pool "Swatte Flag" in the roadless expanse of the moor gives an impression of what the country looked like before it was cultivated. In 1751, the kurhannoversche Moorkommissar Jürgen Christian Findorff began the systematic colonization and settlement of the Teufelsmoor. New villages such as Mevenstedt, Bergedorf and Schlußdorf were built in a typical Settlement structure...
- 3.7 (4)·Easy·15.8 mi·Est. 5.5–6 hrPopular bike tour near Worpswede, Lower Saxony. This bike tour is a pleasure in every season. However, it is especially beautiful in late spring or summer when nature is in bloom and green. Before or after the tour, the artists' village Worpswede invites you to stop off, discover and relax. Highlights of the tour: - beautiful birch forests - great views - Worpswede - Weyerberg
- 3.1 (4)·Easy·14.4 mi·Est. 5–5.5 hrVia Bergstraße and Schluh, this route turns into the mysterious green of the Ernst-Licht-Weg. Shortly afterwards, in Neu Bergedorf, the route goes along the canals, dams and birch lined avenues through meadows and pastures. In the peat shipyard museum in Schlußdorf the history of peat shipping is on display. Up until 1957 more than 600 peat barges were made here at the shipyard. Past the Tarmstedter Moor through the village of Adolphsdorf the route leads back to Weyerberg. Fields and meadows...
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