アルホルツェンの峡谷・トップ5

Hasselbachのスタンプポイントは、森の端にある水浴場にあります。

Auszeit Lecker Landimbiss - Brevörde / Grave, right on the Weser River, open only during the summer months, serves wonderful burgers made with beef from their own organic cattle. I spent my childhood and youth there; it's a beautiful area, indeed the most beautiful stretch of the entire Weser with its many river bends and the Steinmühle (also known as the "Devil's Mill"). It was once featured on the cover of the Esso road map in the 1950s. Above it is the Senator Meyer Monument with a magical view of the Weser bend – unfortunately, the monument is no longer maintained. As far as I know, it now belongs to Bodenwerder, which is a shame! There used to be a lovely hiking trail up to the monument, but the road authority, responsible for the B 83 highway, simply closed it off.

Nice position on the platform near the witch's house.

It's always impressive to drive along here, despite the car traffic. The other side is quieter.

A path cut deep into the terrain. You drive through a tunnel that's now green.

This stamp station is located in the beautiful Hasselbach valley, which is rich in structure and species. It is worth taking a hike along the entire valley from Schießhaus to Holzminden. Old, rustic, solitary trees, a freely meandering stream, beautiful hillside meadows, deciduous forests and red sandstone make the valley a wonderful hiking experience.

Beautiful piece of earth.

From September 15, 2024, stamp station 26 of the hiking treasures of the Wild Homeland will be located at the forest bathing platform in the Hasselbachtal. In winter, when it is bitterly cold, clouds of fog rise over the Hasselbach and transform the valley into a mysterious landscape. In spring, marsh marigolds and cuckoo flower bloom on the damp meadows, and in midsummer the cool water of the stream offers them a welcome refreshment. In autumn, the surrounding beech forests enchant the valley with a reddish glow. As a recreational area on the outskirts of Holzminden, the valley attracts walkers, hikers, joggers and families with children. You too can discover a stream floodplain landscape typical of the Solling. Tour tip: Pipping hiking car park, Holzminden: Habitat Route (LRR) "Hasselbachtal - big loop"