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Grundlose See The Grundlose See, which is a good 2 metres deep, is 440 metres long from north to south and up to 170 metres wide in the northern area. It has an area of 4.7 hectares and is 72.5 metres above mean sea level. About 400 metres to the northeast are the elliptical Kleine See, which is 50 to 70 metres in diameter, and two other slightly smaller bodies of water. The Grundlose See was originally a remnant of the Ice Age that had almost silted up. Its preservation is not only due to the damming peat bog that grew up, but also to processes of raised bog scour formation. The lake can be walked around the shore from hiking car parks in the east (Ebbingen) and south (north of Fulde). There is also a lake of the same name in Upper Bavaria, near Lake Chiemsee. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grundloses_Moor

The Grundlose Moor is the largest almost intact raised bog in the Heidekreis district of Lower Saxony. It is designated as a nature reserve. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grundloses_Moor

The hiking trail "RWW 5 Grundloser See" also leads along here. All information about the hiking trail can be found under the following link: https://www.lueneburger-heide.de/service/tour/7389/rundwanderweg-walsrode-rww-5-grundloser-see.html (as of May 3, 2024).

You can actually visit the Grundlose See at any time of the year. Since cyclists and hikers alike do this, you should be particularly careful on the narrow paths.

Wonderful tour of Wietze via the Hornbostel / Bannetze lock. Through the forest to Meißendorf. It's worth taking a break on the Gut Sunder site with iced coffee and delicious cake. There is also the Nabu with its exhibition. A tour through the pond landscape, a paradise for nature lovers. On the way back to Wietze in the direction of Bannetze, with lookout towers and a view of the Meißendorf ponds.

Great, quiet lake in beautiful surroundings.

If you think you want to eat in the campsite restaurant, you have to remember that there is an entrance fee and it will then be an expensive fun.

Beautiful piece of nature created by nuns