アルテゾルゲシュライフェのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

At the houses with stork nests there are these overview boards about the young birds of the last few years.

Anyone wanting to visit the stork exhibition will surely find their way using these signposts. 😉

Beautiful, quiet bathing area, ideal for taking a relaxing break and refreshing yourself.

The approximately 758 hectare "Alte-Sorge-Schleife" nature reserve is characterized by the course of the Alte Sorge river, species-rich wet meadows and the Colsrakmoor. It is the habitat of typical meadow birds such as the meadow pipit, skylark and whinchat. The white stork can regularly be seen searching for food. The Colsrakmoor was greatly changed in the past by drainage, peat extraction and conversion to grassland. Today it is characterized by raised bog remains, tall herb meadows, fallow grassland and moor forests. It is left to develop naturally.

Relax and enjoy! This hiking trail invites you to dream.

A walk in the middle of nature between the wild meadows.

Visit the NABU's unique white stork exhibition in the Bergenhusen stork village among the numerous stork nests. The white stork exhibition opens its doors during the breeding season and raising of young from mid-March to mid-September. Then you can learn a lot of interesting facts about white storks and the Eider-Treene-Sorge river landscape in the exhibition. The exhibition not only shows the different types of storks, but also their habitats and their importance for the environment. Visitors can learn about the breeding season, foraging and migratory behavior of storks. The importance of Bergenhusen as a stork village is also presented in the exhibition. ©Images: photocompany

A special gem is the village church from 1712. The interior of the baroque hall church was completely renovated in 2002. The beamed ceiling, pews and gallery parapets are painted with tendrils and angel heads, naive depictions of biblical stories and characters. 1,600 parishioners from the communities of Bergenhusen, Wohlde and Meggerdorf belong to the parish.