Wolfsschlucht (Syker Forst Friedeholz)

The gorge-like valley was created by the mining of construction sand and was used in a variety of ways in the past. In the middle of the 19th century, the valley served as a training facility for the then newly founded rifle club. From the early 1920s to the 1960s, the Bremen theater used the Wolfsschlucht as an open-air stage. The origin of the name has not been finally clarified. Today the Wolfsschlucht is used again as an event location.

Valley cut in the middle of the Syker forest, not far from the district museum on the B6. Thanks to the benches nice place for a picnic.

This deeply cut valley in the middle of the Syker Forst Friedeholz is now used as an open-air stage for performances. In the immediate neighborhood there are several sculptures. It is also a nice place to rest.