シュタットハーゲン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Is one of 12 destinations in the "Deister Wanderpass", with which you can collect a stamp at each station. As a reward, the Deister hiking pin beckons at the end. The forest restaurant Teufelsbrücke is the stamp office no. 10.

The saga of how the Devil's Bridge got its name in the Deister: According to the old story, a hunter was hunting there and killed a magnificent stag. Unfortunately, a raging brook separated him and his prey. He couldn't get to the stag he had killed and cursed so roughly that the devil showed himself. The latter offered him a deal: the devil would build a bridge over the brook, but he would take the hunter with him into his kingdom if he should mention his name again. The hunter agreed, eager for his prey. The devil then formed a bridge over the stream so that the hunter could cross the stream and get his prey. He carried the stag to the castle in Rodenberg. Some time passed. At some point the hunter boasted about his story in the village pub in Rodenberg and said he had cheated the devil. Then the earth opened up. The horned man appeared and dragged the hunter down with him into hell. The hunter was never seen again. But the Devil's Bridge has had her name since that night. Source: https://www.sn-online.de/Schaumburg/Rodenberg/Rodenberg/Ein-grauenvoll-Pakt-im-Deister

As a landmark that can be seen from afar, the lookout tower had a function in the state survey and served as an excursion destination for the spa guests in Nenndorf and the residents of surrounding towns. A network of hiking trails in the Deister was created in the vicinity of the tower. The European long-distance hiking trail E1 leads past the Belvedere Tower. Due to lack of maintenance, damage during the Second World War and vandalism in the years that followed, the tower fell into disrepair. The stairs inside had collapsed, stones broken out. The tower was repaired in 1987 with funds from the state of Lower Saxony, the municipality of Bad Nenndorf and the district of Schaumburg and an additional steel structure was added. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belvedereturm_(Bad_Nenndorf)

A highlight in the Deister .. unfortunately only a bench in front to rest but with a trash can ..

Home cooking, snacks, cold drinks, coffee and cake, ice cream. The small playground next door should be checked again to ensure that the children cannot injure themselves on the rough surface of the slide.

The Belvedere Tower is beautiful, almost a little enchanted. Despite the steel construction, which was subsequently raised in 1987, there is only a clear view in one direction, otherwise the trees block the view. The fountain director in Nenndorf, Freiherr von Hanstein-Knorr, had the lookout tower built on the Strutzberg between 1850 and 1852 at his own expense, which is why the tower is also called the Strutzberg Tower. A number of wealthy spa guests supported the construction. The Hanstein-Knorr family coat of arms with the year 1852 is attached to the outer wall of the octagonal stone tower. The Idaturm in Harrl and the Wilhelmsturm in the Rehburg mountains, which were built in 1847 in the neighboring Principality of Schaumburg-Lippe, probably served as inspiration for the Chamberlain of Schaumburg.

Great tower, with a staircase. Unfortunately only conditionally suitable for dog paws. That's why we stayed down.

View on the Belvederturm. For people afraid of heights like me, it's adventure. The tower is always open.