Best historic site trails in Steinhuder Meer Nature Park

The signposted route circles Lower Saxony’s largest lake—the Steinhuder Meer. Covering an area of about 30 km², the lake is a popular recreational destination in the Hanover region and is known for its excellent water quality. The lakeside path can be explored on foot or by bike. Campgrounds offer the option to break the route up into several day-long segments. There are several places to stop for refreshments along the way. The tour can be started from various points and undertaken in...

Popular bike tour in the Steinhuder Meer nature park, Lower Saxony. This 40 km long bike tour from Wunstorf leads around the Steinhuder Meer. If necessary, you can stay overnight, for example at the Mardorf campground. Highlights of the tour: - Steinhuder sea - Meerbruchswiesen nature reserve - Ostufer Steinhuder Meer nature reserve - Steinhude

Beautiful circular route from Wölpinghausen, Lower Saxony This circular route leads back from Wölpinghausen to Wiedenbrügge and via Bad Rehburg. The landscape between the towns is made up of forest and agriculturally used fields and fields. The paths are mostly well-developed forest paths or dirt roads that are easy to walk on. Shortly before the end, it's still a bit uphill to the 136m high Wölpinghausener Berg, from which you can enjoy the foresight. Highlights: - varied route -...

Dino Tour A Messwarb Tour. There are places to stop for a break.

Relaxed loop trail in the Steinhuder Meer Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This is a very scenic hike through the Leine valley. Start and finish is in Neustadt am Ruebenberge; Arriving by public transport is possible without any problems. In the immediate vicinity of the starting point of the hike is Landestrost Castle, a building in the Weser Renaissance style that is well worth seeing. The Leine is crossed at the Scharnhorst Bridge near Bordenau, so that the way back runs west of the river. Some...

Idyllic bike tour through the Grinderwald near Nienburg/Weser in Lower Saxony. This is the official course of the CTF Nienburg Heka Cup - 46er course. The route leads through different forest areas. The first 20 kilometers are characterized by great unpaved and partly paved winding trails with small nice climbs. Stöckse leads to the Stöckser See and past the Giebichenstein into the Grinderwald. Here the path runs on long stretches (forest highways) that can be driven faster. Crossers and...