Best moderate trails in Weser Uplands Nature Park

Varied hike through the Hohenstein nature reserve, Lower Saxony. On this hike from the Kreuzsteinquelle car park, you should keep your eyes open to discover the eponymous cross stones along the way. The nearby natour.NAH.zentrum is also worth a visit, as is a detour to the Schillat Cave - a show cave with stalactite formations worth seeing. Highlights of the hike: - Cliffs of the Hohenstein - stunning views - Green Altar - Devil's Pulpit

Popular loop in the Ith nature reserve, Lower Saxony This is a gorgeous round that leads on mostly narrow hiking and forest trails through Ith, known for its rock formations and varied flora and fauna. The starting point is the hiking car park at the Felsenkeller restaurant (refreshments available). Since some ascents and descents are to be mastered on semi-natural, partly stony paths, a certain level of fitness, sure-footedness, and sturdy shoes are required. Dogs must be kept on a leash...

The Hohenstein Loop Trail takes hikers through the Weserbergland Nature Park to the impressive limestone cliffs of the Hohenstein. The trail winds through ancient beech forests where rare plants such as wild garlic and rhododendrons grow. The cliffs have been a significant site for centuries and once served as a place of worship for the goddess Ostara among Germanic tribes. Visitors often enjoy the sweeping view from the plateau over the Weser Valley. The route offers a delightful blend of...

Popular loop trail in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The loop trail HO7 in the Suentel inspires with great views of the Weserbergland and shady hiking trails through a mixed forest that is under strict protection. Highlights of the hike: - Green Altar - Devil's Pulpit - Hohenstein nature reserve - Views of the Weserbergland

Panoramic loop trail in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This hike leads in a large round through the Hohenstein nature reserve (dogs must stay on a leash and the paths must not be left). Up to Hohenstein it's short but very steep uphill. Highlights of the hike: - beautiful forest paths - Totental ("Dead Valley") - Teufelskanzel ("Devil's pulpit") - Views over the Weser Uplands

Popular circular hike in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This beautiful forest hike starts in Salzhemmendorf and leads to the Kansteine. The rocks of the Kanstein are particularly known and loved by climbers. Around 150 million years ago, snails and shells formed there around 150 million years ago. You should bring sturdy shoes and a certain level of fitness - the climb to the Kanstein is quite strenuous. Highlights of the hike: - beautiful forest paths - Quarry - Kanstein -...

The hilly circular trail connects three historic lookout towers along the wooded heights surrounding Bad Pyrmont. Narrow dirt paths and steeper woodland sections climb through open beech forests toward the steel frame of the Spelunkenturm and the Bismarckturm. At the Schellenturm, built on the medieval ruins of Shell-Pyrmont Castle, wide openings in the trees offer views across the Emmer valley. Solid hiking shoes with good grip help navigate the unpaved forest trails and uneven, sloping...

Wonderful hiking tour in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. This relaxed and beautiful tour starts in Nienstedt (Deister) and leads along the Wallmannweg and the Kammweg through the shady forest. Refreshments are available at the Nordmanssturm observation tower. Highlights of the tour: - Old Forge - Nordmans Tower observation tower - Nienstedt view - Wallmann shelter

Popular loop trail in the Weserbergland Nature Park, Lower Saxony. The Springsteine ("spring stones") are a protected rock formation in the Weserbergland Nature Park. In addition to the natural monument, cultural and historical attractions await the hikers; Both Paschenburg and Schaumburg Castle are along the way. Highlights of the hike: - Spring stones (rock formation) - Paschenburg - Schaumburg Castle - Ridge of the Weser Mountains

Panoramic and historic hiking trail in Bückeburg's local mountain. The paths are well developed up to the rest area Bensenplatz, also easy to walk with prams, there is sometimes gravel on the paths. Refreshments can be found on the route. Highlights of the route: - The view from the Idaturm is fantastic