슈타이어버그‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

Access from the Brokeloh side is for residents only and is controlled there.

6.5 hectare water surface with bathing island, children's playground as well as the Kneipp water treading pool and mobile home parking space.

You can wonderfully walk around the lake on the circular path. 1 round is approx. 2km long and offers many views of the lake. There is also a beautiful bridge where you have a beautiful view over both sides of the lake and you can easily observe the wildlife from an elevated position.

Water is always attractive... Info from the web: Location and brief description: The approx. 28 hectare natural bathing lake "Die Rolle" is located in a fauna-flora habitat (FFH) area 289 (pond bat waters in the Nienburg area) west of the city of Nienburg/Weser and can be reached via the B 6. As a standing tributary, it lies on the left without a connection to the Weser.

The area is directly west of Nienburg/Weser in the Weser floodplain. It consists of five sub-areas: The waters of the "Haaken Werders", the "Nienburger Gruben" and "Die Rolle" created by sand and gravel mining, as well as the backwaters "Düsterer See" and "Altes Rott" as remnants of a former course of the Weser. Floating leaf and duckweed communities settle in the waters. Reeds are formed along the banks, which are followed by trees and shrubs with alluvial forest structures. Small alluvial forests have also developed in the “Haaken Werder” and “Nienburger Gruben” sub-areas. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teichfledermaus-Gew%C3%A4sser_in_der_Nienburger_Marsch

Beautiful lake with a great path around it. Not entirely safe for swimmers in summer. The quality of the water is not examined further. Further information: https://www.nienburg-online.de/aktuell/regionales/am-heye-see-wird-wieder-kontrolliert/21550/907013008/

The Rolle is a natural bathing lake right next to the Weser. However, there is no connection between the two bodies of water. The lake itself and the paths around it are absolutely gorgeous and lead through lush green meadows and fields. An idyll in the Nienburg district.

It's really beautiful there. It's just a shame that many people are celebrating there and all the rubbish is left lying in the sand. Why would someone choose a beautiful place in nature and leave all their trash lying around? Why????