Round trip through the Hohes Moor nature reserve between Oldendorf and Elm and an insight into a fascinating natural landscape.
In the Hohes Moor nature reserve, the trumpet call of the crane can be heard again, a symbol of the success story of nature conservation in this area. Typical moor plants such as sundew and peat moss have settled here again. Information boards along the circular route provide interesting information about the flora and fauna and the development of the landscape. The route passes, among other places, Oldendorfer Lake, which is one of the oldest nature reserves in the region.

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H.-G.🚲🥾🐕‍🦺📷

November 24, 2021

There is something fascinating about this absolute silence in nature.

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Outdoor_Delinquents | Thomas

September 5, 2023

Brilliant yet varied environment!

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Distance 6.94 km

Uphill 10 m

Downhill 10 m

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Location: Heinbockel, Stade, Lower Saxony, Germany

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