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Hammaher See Cycle Path: This cycle and hiking path connects the Hammaher Butterstieg trail through the Hammaher Feldmark area. Starting from Stellberge, it runs for approximately 1 km directly alongside the Hammaher See nature reserve. The highlight of this path is an access route into the nature reserve with a viewing platform extending into the lake and several benches. It's the perfect place to rest and enjoy the scenery during a long bike ride. The captivating view of the lake alone makes this route worth exploring. Many migratory birds can also be found here. Hammaher See is located within a nature reserve. Fishing and swimming are strictly prohibited! Dogs must be kept on a leash!

The Hammah sand extraction area is a 29-hectare artificial body of water officially designated NSG LÜ 085. It lies on the Stader Geest, northeast of Hammah in the Stade district. There are benches for resting and relaxing. A view of the lake and the surrounding nature is highly recommended and beautiful.

The hiking trails in the Auental valley are truly beautiful. Information signs provide details about the local birdlife. With a bit of luck, you might even spot deer in the undergrowth. The surrounding area is characterized by stunning, unspoiled nature. Wild orchids in bloom create a vibrant and colorful scene 😊. Even raspberry bushes grow along the paths. A hike here is highly recommended and absolutely breathtaking ☀️.

A wonderful nature reserve has been created here, and a visit is highly recommended. Greylag geese and Canary Island ducks rest here.

There are several rest areas at Lake Hammah. A wonderful nature reserve has been created here, where greylag geese and Canary Island ducks roost. A viewing platform with a bench is located directly on the lake. A visit is highly recommended.

A beautiful hiking and cycling route leads along here. A wonderful nature reserve has been created by the sand removal from this area. This resulted in the Hammahersee lake, where greylag geese and Canary Island muscovy ducks now roost. There are several lovely places to rest here, as well as the Avenue of Trees and nesting boxes for owls. A visit is highly recommended.

In May there was still plenty of water in the pond, where many frogs were frolicking.

If you drive about 200m further down the road - away from the dyke - you can find a very nice place to relax, with several places to sit and - if you're with the kids - a nice playground. Right by the small pond. We used to go here a lot with our children.