Best walking trails in Elm-Lappwald Nature Park

Natural loop trail in the Elm-Lappwald nature park, Lower Saxony. With a distance of only around 5.5 km, the Tetzelstein loop is well suited for a walk with the whole family. Sturdy shoes are an advantage: About 60% of the Elm loop no. 15 is on gravel paths and 40% on natural trails. Highlights of the hike: - Natural paths - Tetzelstein - dense forest

Family-friendly walk in the Elm-Lappwald Nature Park, Lower Saxony. A beautiful and with less than 4 km also very easy little loop near Koenigslutter am Elm. There are several parking spaces along the way. Highlights of the hike: - child-friendly - Wabe - Reitlingstal nature reserve - idyllic forest edges

Panoramic loop trail in the Elm-Lappwald nature park, Lower Saxony. Loop trail 07 in the Lappwald begins at the hiking car park at the 1st Walbecker Warte. You reach the Walbecker Warte, a relic of the medieval Helmstedt Landwehr, after less than half a kilometer. Highlights of the hike: - 1. Walbecker Warte - idyllic forest trails - Duester Beeke

Family-friendly loop trail in the Elm-Lappwald Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This is a nice, short loop for the whole family that leads through the Lappwald nature reserve. A small detour leads to the student pond, which served as a meeting place for Helmstedt students between 1576 and 1810. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic forest trails - Moosbruch refuge - Student pond

Panoramic loop trail in the Elm-Lappwald nature park, Lower Saxony. This varied walk explores the picturesque Brunnental. The start and finish of the route is the Quellenhof car park. The 5 km long hike should also be manageable for children. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic Brunnental - former fishponds - Castle hill ruins - Paradise Spring - Geopark info points - Adam and Eve (stamping point)

Entertaining, interesting hike around Königslutter am Elm, Lower Saxony The path is marked with a "19" and starts at the Kaiserdom of Königslutter and leads past the Ehrenfriedhof in a southerly direction. Attention: Half of the way you have to cross a busy road. On the other side of the street, a staircase leads down to the source of the Lutter, the Lutterspring. You continue to follow the hiking trail along the Lutter past beautiful ponds and parks. It is wonderful to stay there. On the...