하멜른-피몬트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪14‬개의 협곡

This shortcut on the way to Hohenstein and the Kammweg is particularly recommended.

It's really fun to walk along here and sometimes to climb.

The natural ridge path along the Ith cliffs leads through the most beautiful nature and is peppered with vantage points for fantastic views. Good physical condition and surefootedness are a basic requirement for large parts of the path, however, especially when the paths become narrow trails. The winding paths, the constant ups and downs, which can make the path an exhausting challenge, should not be underestimated.

Good footwear and sure-footedness are required, especially when it is damp... But the journey is worth it.

Small quiet valley, beautiful in every season.

A not entirely safe corner, but if you drive past there often, you know where it is :)

Rugged rocky outcrops on the north slope of the Schneegrund. There is a (closed) hiking trail above the walls. Climbing is prohibited here.

The Deister-Süntel valley is located in the north-east of the Weserbergland in Lower Saxony between the Bückeberg-Süntel and Deister mountain ranges in the Schaumburg and Hameln-Pyrmont districts. Contrary to what you would expect from looking at the map, the Deister-Süntel valley extends northwards beyond the Süntel area into the Rodenberger Mulde east of the Bückeberg and the Auetal and south to the Hachmühler basin with the Kleinen Deister in the east and thus reaches a length of around 25 km. At the watershed of the valley north of Bad Münder, two rivers have their source at the Süntel. The Hamel has its source in Hamelspringe and flows south into the Weser. The Rodenberger Aue rises in Bakede and flows north into the Westaue, which in turn flows into the Leine. They are fed by around 20 streams from the Deister and Süntel. Source: Wikipedia