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Diversity in a small space – and also art, culture and traditions The Riensheide nature reserve with Stichter See and Sägenmoor on the edge of Neuenkirchen consists of three individual areas, that are not connected: the Riensheide at the Schäferhof, the Stichter Lake not far from Frielinger Straße and the hidden Sägenmoor. The Areas are embedded in the Riensheide landscape protection area. But just the Riensheide area with the black dirt is diverse! A one-hour tour takes you from the Schäferhof past former shifting dunes, through poor grassland, forest and Heathland landscape. As diverse as nature is, the traces of man are unmistakable. bar - this is indicated, among other things, by the straight forest paths and the Schnucken attitude and the works of art at the Schäferhof: the “Hörstein” (Ulrich Eller, 1995) and “D28” (Gabriela Albergaría, 2015). who the If you want to find out the story behind these works of art, you can get it from the art Springhornhof association in the center of Neuenkirchen Information https://naturpark-lueneburger-heide.de/fileadmin/PDFs/Schuetzen_durch_Wissen/Flyer_02_Riensheide_c_blattwerker.pdf

A different perspective of Lake Stichter!

Great moor lake with wonderful beach access for swimming!

Great trail with lots of water.

Great photo motif or just let your feet dangle ...

It is idyllically located in a forest and nature reserve and means relaxation and balance for many Rotenburgers: the large Bullensee. Recently, however, many walkers have been more of a shock when they see the newly built toilet facility on the beach section - because it costs as much as a single-family house. In the video we show what equipment people can expect and why they are only allowed to go to the toilet shortly after the opening. More about this: https://www.rtl.de/cms/am-bullensee-bei-rotenburg-standing-die-wohl-teuerste-toilette-deutschlands-4862441.html

Very uniquely intertwined oak.

At the location of the refuge, the shorter version of Dör´t Moor ("De Bodderpad") branches off to the right, from the long version (10.3 km)