ノルトハイムのおすすめランニングルート

「アルテ・ヴァッヘ」と大きなマルクト広場は、美しい木組みの街ノルトハイムの美しい中心部を形成しています。

The Krumme Wasser is a lively stream connecting Kuventhal and Einbeck. It originates in the Kuventhal valley from the confluence of the Hillebach and Stroiter Bach streams and flows into the Ilme river in Einbeck. Restoration efforts in recent years have transformed the stream's banks into habitats rich in biodiversity.

Between Einbeck and Kuventhal, the route consists mainly of paved farm and field paths – ideal for jogging, hiking, or cycling. The path follows the course of the Krumme Wasser stream. From here, you'll enjoy fantastic views across open fields and the surrounding hilly landscape.

The old linden tree at Ohle-Hof (Zur Rießwarte) is truly impressive. This natural monument is probably over 600 years old. Its trunk circumference is estimated at around seven meters. The wide-spreading crown can be seen from a great distance.

The red sandstone bridge on Ivenstraße spans the Krumme Wasser (Crooked Water). The striking bridge, with its two flattened pointed arches, was built in the 16th century and was part of the former military road between Einbeck, Alfeld, and Hanover. It was thus situated on an important route for goods and travelers between southern German cities and the Hanseatic cities in the north. Today, the bridge is a popular subject for photographs by the water.

The Stiftsgarten (Abbey Garden) is located on the northeastern edge of Einbeck's old town. In this green oasis in the heart of the city, you can spend some relaxing time – whether by the pond with its romantic fountain, in the Generations Garden with its play and fitness stations, or on the many paths that wind through the park.

The Neustädter Hütte is a nice rest stop, unfortunately the view is lacking

Great and clean shelter; from here you have various options for a cross-country skiing tour.