The Solling-Vogler certified quality region

A walkers’ paradise

Unspoilt and authentic, rugged yet full of charm – and surrounded by nature at its finest.

The Solling-Vogler region invites you to explore nature and adventure in a truly captivating setting. As part of the Weser Uplands, this walking region offers the best of both worlds: bordered by the romantic Weser river valley and dotted with picturesque towns and villages, it rises into a dramatic low mountain landscape with rugged cliffs and sweeping views. In 2022, the region was awarded the ‘Walkable Germany’ quality certification (‘Wanderbares Deutschland’ Quality Region) by the Deutscher Wanderverband (German Hiking Association).

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The full sensory experience of nature

Quality guaranteed

Wanderer im Hellental des Naturparks Solling-Vogler im Weserbergland — © TourismusMarketing Niedersachsen GmbH, Johannes Becker German Roamers

Between peaceful meadows, open fields and ancient forests, you’ll discover a landscape that’s sure to stir the heart of any walker. Along nature-based paths, enjoy breathtaking views and, with a bit of luck, encounter rare species of flora and fauna. It’s no surprise that walking enthusiasts from across Germany have fallen in love with this region. More than 1,000 kilometres of signposted paths await, with the standout feature being the diverse quality-certified walking routes. Each one is detailed in the Tour App with route descriptions, images, elevation profiles and surface types. 

Two long-distance routes, the Weser Uplands Route (Weserbergland-Weg) and the Ith-Hils-Weg, complete the walking experience, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Experience a protected landscape

Solling-Vogler Nature Park

Expansive forests, gentle meadow valleys, crystal-clear streams and mysterious bogs. Narrow ridges, steep slopes and deeply carved valleys, interspersed with traditional orchards and dry grasslands lined with hedgerows: the Solling-Vogler Nature Park, at the heart of the Weser Uplands, offers a rich and varied landscape full of discovery.

At the Wildpark-Haus, you can explore a range of fascinating topics in an interactive exhibition, including the diverse habitats found in the Solling. Admission is free! Our tip: Visit the Neuhaus Wildlife Park next door, where native wildlife can be observed in naturalistic enclosures.