바렐 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Neuenburgerfeld의 토탄 창고 옆 자전거 수리 스테이션

A beautiful, shady path through the forest.

Königssee Astederfeld Swimming is unsupervised in the well-maintained outdoor pool at the "Haus am See" restaurant on Tarbarger Landstrasse in Astederfeld near Neuenburg. For this reason, entry is free. The large lake with a white sandy beach and a large lawn, surrounded by lots of greenery, invites you to swim, bathe and relax in summer. Children have enough space to frolic in the spacious area of the shallow water at the front. A toilet block is available for day visitors. At this large, former quarry lake there is a recreational area with over 60 comfortable pitches for caravans. All pitches are equipped with sewer, electricity and water connections. Guests also benefit from a comfortably equipped, heated sanitary building with toilets, showers, washing machine and a baby changing room.

Pack your swimsuit...

Obenstrohe Mill Pond The "Mill Pond" in Obenstrohe, a district of Varel on the Jade Bay, is an ancient forest lake in the Seghorn Forest. The "Mill Pond" used to be used as a recreational lake and rowing boats were used. Today, Varel sports fishermen look after the lake. A fish educational trail has also been created with information about flora and fauna. The beautiful circular hiking trails invite you to take walks at any time of year. Enjoy the peace and nature.

A very well-kept place with three information boards: "Clay - building material from the earth", "Neuenburg wood - a forest with many functions" and "What happens after clay mining". Interesting to know: The clinker bricks for the flood wall in Dangast, the town hall in Wilhelmshaven and even the world-famous Chilehaus in Hamburg come from the Friesische Wehde.

At the end of the Windallee are the stone pillars that show the entrance to the Varel Forest. The stone pillars at the entrance to the forest also symbolize the slogan "Varel - city between forest and sea". From the castle square you can already see the white gate and reach it quickly. The "stone pillars", which have been a motif for photographers and painters for many years, separate the city from the forest. The "Jungesholz forest adventure trail" begins there, which winds its way through the forest for about 3 km. In addition to the "Junges Holz" city forest, various forest areas in the individual districts of the city of Varel with a total area of over 1000 hectares belong to the Varel Forest. Detailed information: Until the end of the Bentinck rule in 1854, the forest was owned by the count, with the Windallee leading from the castle square directly to the "Große Allee" in the forest and both representing the bridle path for the count's rule. The "Stone Pillars", a motif for photographers and painters for many years.

Beautiful campsite with a lake for swimming