Attractions in the Lüneburg Heath

A visit to the Wilseder Berg is part of every visit to the Lüneburg Heath. The ascent is not that difficult, but you will still be rewarded with a wonderful view. The Heidschnuckenweg also passes here.

The landscape here in the Totengrund has its unique charm in every season. Many visitors come especially in August, when a purple sea of ​​flowers over the entire landscape. Personally, … read more

At 129 meters above sea level, the second highest elevation in the Lüneburg Heath with good paths, great views and plenty of seating. There is also a parking lot nearby.

From the Schneverdingen train station you can be on the great, small moor hiking trail in no time at all. Especially recommended in April/May, when the cotton grass bears fruit.

Somewhat hidden within the flat-wave Lüneburg Heath, in the Harburg Mountains, the Hasselbrack is the highest natural elevation in Hamburg with an astonishing 116.2 m above sea level. NN.

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The Pietzmoor is definitely one of the highlights of the Lüneburg Heath. You can explore the raised bog on a 5km circular walk from Bohlenstegen. There is plenty to discover … read more

The Heidedorf Wilsede (Low German / platdüütsch Wils) is a district of Bispingen im Heidekreis in the Lüneburg Heath, Lower Saxony. It is located in the middle of the nature … read more

Verden is a 1,000-year-old city that is worth planning some time for. To get a first overview, it is best to cycle to the Hönisch district, where you can enjoy … read more

On foot or by bike, both easy to do!

But it used to be different here! There was a huge stock of trees, mostly oak trees - and you can … read more

It's good that this section was marked as a “gorge”, otherwise I would not have noticed it as such ...! But also totally beautiful in this size!

A picture book location in the Lüneburg Heath. Many inns, cafes, museums and small shops invite you to visit. Nearby, a detour to the Totengrund and Wilseder Berg is worthwhile.

With the mountain bike you do a lot easier here. So you can master the sandy paths well.

A stunning view of the valley basin is a highlight in every season. The valley basin was probably formed during the Ice Age and was placed under nature protection as early as 1921.

Over gentle hills, along juniper bushes and through blooming heathland where Heidschnucke graze - simply fantastic!

From the rest area on the horse head you have a fantastic view of the surrounding heathland. Here is the perfect place for a cozy rest. If you follow the … read more

The old crane dates back to the 14th century, it was used to lift goods and also the Lüneburg salt works. In its prime, the crane even managed to lift … read more

The construction of the world's largest double-vertical boat lift Lüneburg Scharnebeck was built in 1974 and offers a worth seeing technical spectacle. The ship lift offers modern cargo ships the … read more

Here you can take the ferry to Zollenspiecker and Vierlande.
The pier is also a popular meeting point for motorcyclists - there are many beautiful motorcycles to see here.

Definitely an experience for children on the beach in summer! In winter, the Tankumsee likes to freeze over!
Otherwise, the Tankumsee can be circumnavigated on foot, by bike, with inline … read more

The Wilseder Berg is a great destination with a unique, wide view over the beautiful landscape of the Lüneburg Heath. Various paths and trails lead from it, which should be interesting for every mountain biker.