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According to the notice board, the Berggasthof Wilhelmshöhe is temporarily closed.

The Berggasthof Wilhelmshöhe inn is idyllically situated on the Stemweder Berg and invites you to a relaxing break. Here, you can enjoy regional delicacies and cozy accommodations with friendly service. The inn is also a perfect starting point for hikes and bike rides in the picturesque surroundings.

You can demonstrate your musical talent on the forest xylophone. You can coax sounds from the instrument either with your hand or with the help of a stick.

The varied landscape of the former Wittlage district is rich in charm. Streams originate in the densely wooded ridges of the Wiehen Hills, flowing north into a fertile plain. In the border zone between the hills and the North German Plain, they drive the wheels of old stone or half-timbered mills. The water-rich Hunte River is crossed by bridges, some of which are medieval, with rounded arches built of silvery limestone. In the north of the district, the Hunte flows through the moors and meadows of a large, silted-up lake, the Dümmer. Its extensive nature reserve is home to rare flora and fauna.

Clamors Allee with a view of Hünnefeld Castle

The gravel path here runs directly along the Mittelland Canal. Thanks to the flat and straight route, you can let your gaze wander for a little longer. With a length of 325 kilometers, the Mittelland Canal is the longest artificial waterway in Germany.

When the weather is nice, it's a really great route. Here you can see all kinds of insects as well as birds.

The burial mound has changed significantly in the last three years. There is now a wooden fence to protect the mound and a small path to walk around it. An information panel has also been installed, where visitors can access interesting information in both High German and Low German via a QR code.