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Voßberg Nature Reserve

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Voßberg Nature Reserve

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Voßberg Nature Reserve

Recommended by 37 cyclists out of 39

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Location: Sottrum, Rotenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany

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1. Wümme Meadows – Gateway to the Wümme Meadows loop from Timmersloh

63.0km

03:51

100m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. Wümme Meadows – Gateway to the Wümme Meadows loop from Bremen-Oberneuland

92.9km

05:37

160m

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Scenic Forest Road – Ahauser Mill and Mill Lake loop from Baden (Kr Verden)

69.6km

04:37

110m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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tässman

November 1, 2020

A mighty natural forest with beautiful paths and paths. Very nice especially in autumn.

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Andreas 🇺🇦

July 12, 2023

The 48-hectare Voßberg nature reserve, popularly known as the Everinghauser dunes, is located between Ottersberg and Hellwege in the Wümmen lowlands north of the Wümme and is part of the much larger "Wümmen lowlands with Rodau, Wiedau and Trochelbach" nature reserve (2,896 ha).

Here, in the Wümmen lowlands, we find the last larger, open shifting dunes (inland dunes). These were created by the river sands of the Wümme from the Weichselian during the last glacial period.

In order to minimize sand movement, pine trees and marram grass have been planted in some areas in the past. In the Wümme dunes we find a number of remarkable vascular plants (especially herbs and grasses), lichen and fungus species as well as some rare animal species that have been preserved here.

These include the woodlark, the ant lion and various bee and wasp species. But the area is also a retreat for the fox. He is also the namesake, since in the Low German language the fox is called Voß.

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Nina

April 22, 2024

Please note that cycling is only permitted on the paved paths in this nature reserve, not on the sandy forest paths and trails. Violations (there are checks) will result in expensive fines.

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Location: Sottrum, Rotenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany

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Trail Along the Wümmeniederung

Vossberge (Everinghauser Wanderdünen)

Stuckenborstel Watermill

Wümmeschleuse

Sandy and Dirt Path

Insect Hotel

View of the Wümme River

Am Wümmebogen Bridge

Hellweger Weir

Dunes in the Pine Forest

Schloh's Spargelhof

Kleiner See

Voßberg Nature Reserve

1. Wümme Meadows – Gateway to the Wümme Meadows loop from Timmersloh

2. Wümme Meadows – Gateway to the Wümme Meadows loop from Bremen-Oberneuland

3. Scenic Forest Road – Ahauser Mill and Mill Lake loop from Baden (Kr Verden)

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