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The Harz - Braunschweiger Land - Ostfalen Geopark is a UNESCO cultural and natural heritage site in the three German states of Lower Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia, as a UNESCO Global Geopark. In an area of around 100 × 120 kilometers, the Harz - Braunschweiger Land - Ostfalen Geopark includes nature parks and other nature conservation areas that identify the Harz, the Braunschweiger Land and Ostfalen with Elm and Drömling as a destination for nature-based tourism. Within the Harz - Braunschweiger Land - Ostfalen Geopark, there is a natural change from the Geest lowlands of the Aller lowlands to the richly structured Eastphalian hills and the Harz low mountain range. (Source: Wikipedia)

With this adventure trail, the Ostfalen Open Air and Adventure Museum (FEMO), the Asse collective municipality and the Lower Saxony Elm Forestry Office want to bring the natural and cultural history of the Asse closer to visitors in an exciting and diverse way. We invite you to enter the landscape, relax and enjoy nature. The hike begins at the "Waldhaus Asse" car park above Wittmar. The path leads through the Liebes-Allee to the Bismarck Tower and Asseburg, then back to the "Waldhaus Asse" inn. It is also possible to hike around the Röhrberg to the northern Muschelkalk ridge and return to the "Waldhaus Asse" via the Teichweg and the site of the former Asse I mine. 9 experience points explain aspects of geology, history, prehistory and early history, botany and mycology and highlight the connections between these disciplines. (Source: https://www.elm-asse.de)

Still waters (also known as standing waters, standing waters or stagnant waters) are natural or artificially created bodies of water in which there is no or only a slight flow rate. They are inland waters, and are the opposite of flowing waters. Oceans and seas are not still waters. Within hydrology, limnology deals with standing and flowing waters, primarily fresh waters, but also special forms of saline inland waters (such as saltwater lakes), which do not fall under oceanography. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Remlinger Heerse is a nature reserve in the Lower Saxony municipality of Remlingen-Semmenstedt in the district of Wolfenbüttel. The nature reserve with the designation NSG BR 155 is approximately 12.5 hectares in size. It is part of the 648 hectare FFH area "Asse". To the south and east it borders on the landscape protection area "Asse, Klein Vahlberger Buchen and adjacent landscape parts", which has been incorporated into the nature reserve within the scope of the nature conservation ordinance, to the north and west it borders on the landscape protection area "Asse". The area has been under nature protection since March 6, 2020. The responsible lower nature conservation authority is the district of Wolfenbüttel. (Source: Wikipedia)

The highest point of the Aces…

There are 184 of these sinkholes here in the Asse area.

a nice way up to the Bismarck Tower, including some nice photo opportunities

Main crossing at Philosophenweg with seating.