Theikenmeer-Runde - Herbstliches Naturerlebnis
The Theikenmeer Nature Reserve, with its extensive moors and wetlands, is an ideal spot—especially in the fall—for observing northern waterfowl on their way to their wintering grounds. After a short tour of the Theikenmeer Nature and Geopark Station, featuring its informative exhibition “Nature – Time – People,” the fall hike begins through the Wehmer Dose down to the glacially formed heath lake, Theikenmeer. From the observation hill overlooking the moor meadows, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the moorland landscape around Theikenmeer. The hike concludes at the Bernhard Grzimek observation tower, where you can marvel at the vast, rewetted moorlands. Route length: approx. 7.5 km
Meeting point: Nature and Geopark Station / Sögeler Straße / Entrance: P-Theikenmeer / 49757 Werlte
Guided tour: Reinhold Stehr | Fee: €7.00, including coffee/tea – children free |
Registration: 0170-868 59 59 / reinhold.stehr1@ewe.net
Note: Sturdy shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and possibly binoculars are recommended.
Max. number of participants: 15
Meeting point: Nature and Geopark Station / Sögeler Straße / Entrance: P-Theikenmeer / 49757 Werlte
Guided tour: Reinhold Stehr | Fee: €7.00, including coffee/tea – children free |
Registration: 0170-868 59 59 / reinhold.stehr1@ewe.net
Note: Sturdy shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and possibly binoculars are recommended.
Max. number of participants: 15
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