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Here you can let your gaze wander and take in the moorland. A magnificent view.

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To the Dümmersee always goes

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beautiful view over the harbor and the Dümmer

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Now (May 2025), much of the wet meadows have dried out. Several waterfowl are always frolicking in the few puddles.

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This is (perhaps) the main town in Dümmer. Accordingly, it can be a bit crowded here.

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Lake Dümmer, the little sea, is the second largest and one of the most popular lakes in Lower Saxony. 12.5 km² of water surface nestled between the Dümmer Hills and the Stemwede Hills. Located in the heart of the Dümmer Nature Park and part of the Diepholz Moor Lowlands and the DümmerWeserLand, you are invited on an exciting journey of discovery. On the eastern side of Lake Dümmer are the main holiday resorts of Hüde and Lembruch, they captivate with their maritime charm and have much to offer. Lake Dümmer and its lowlands emerged from the post-glacial developments of the landscape. Water and wind formed the hollow between the Stemwede Hills and the marginal moraine of the Dümmer Hills, which today characterize the landscape as ridges. After the last Ice Age around 10,000 years ago, the lower soil layers also thawed. In places where there was a lot of ice and little sand, the ground sank accordingly and filled with water. This is probably how the Dümmer was formed. At that time, the Dümmer was almost ten times as large as it is now. A large part of the lake has silted up and has gradually been cultivated as peatland. Up until the middle of the last century, it regularly overflowed large areas before being dammed. https://duemmer.de/duemmer-see/

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Unfortunately, most of the paths here are often completely overcrowded. However, in January, with bright sunshine and sub-zero temperatures, I was able to watch a beautiful sunset from here almost undisturbed.

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Driving between the tracks is not entirely safe but sometimes it is the only way to get through the moor. Be careful at switches (danger of slipping) and in some ditches it is not possible to drive on the railway line - it is better to push.

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