• 268 m long
  • Difficulty: very easy
  • Condition: very easy
  • Educational trail
  • Walking
  • Walking / hiking
  • Families and children
  • 0:04 h
  • 268 m
  • 72 m
  • 76 m
  • 4 m
  • Start: Mühlencafé via the Altendorfer Kirchsteig or at the town hall in 38465 Brome
  • Destination: Mühlencafé via the Altendorfer Kirchsteig or at the town hall in 38465 Brome
Ohremühlengraben nature experience area - experience nature up close

On this nature and culture trail, children can get to know, explore and understand the flora and fauna of the local waters. For example, two wooden footbridges lead directly to the water, where children can fish and get up close and personal with nature. Information boards are set up at eight stations, presenting the topics of nature and nature conservation at the Mühlengraben and the adjacent mill ponds in a child-friendly way. Special protection is given to beavers, which have already been spotted here in the wild.

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

The nature trail is located 2.5 kilometers outside of Groß Oesingen, near the Königsee, at the end of Wickeloh on the left side.
The property is a meadow with tree plantings in the middle. The route for a walk along the educational panels goes once around the plantings: approx. 280 meters.



Equipment

It's a good idea to bring some snacks for the trip.

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there
The journey can be easily planned with https://www.google.de/maps/place/Landkreis+Gifhorn/.
Parking
Make sure that you do not obstruct agricultural traffic when parking.

Public transportation
Reiseauskunft Deutsche Bahn: https://www.bahn.de

Busverbindungen Verkehrsgesellschaft Landkreis Gifhorn GmbH: https://vlg-gifhorn.de

Bitte beachten Sie, dass es regionale Unterschiede bei der Fahrradmitnahme gibt. Daher sollten Sie sich vor Fahrtantritt über besondere Bestimmungen informieren.

License (master data)

Südheide Gifhorn GmbH
License: no copyright required (Public domain) (no copyright)

Safety guidelines

Cyclists, horse riders, joggers and walkers like to use paths and areas that are primarily used for agricultural and forestry purposes. This often leads to misunderstandings between recreationists and farmers. Observing simple rules of conduct can facilitate relaxed coexistence in fields and meadows. Please show consideration for each other!