Oker Weir and Fish Ladder

Tranquil at low tide, more exciting at high tide!
Aller and Oker only meet behind the weir!
The weir was completely restored in 2006, especially the mechanical systems. The 14 wooden bulkheads can be opened and closed independently of each other.
The lock was built in 1880 and cost around 100,000 marks at the time!
The side cheeks and the oval central part consist of large, hewn blocks of sandstone.
The fish staircase in Müden/Aller was rebuilt in 2003 and invites you to take a break at the nearby Oker weir!
The weir can be crossed on foot or by bike.

Great technical structure that makes the mechanics visible.

Shortly before the Oker flows into the Aller is this weir with a small fish bridge. On the side is still a turbine house.