Castle & Weser, field, forest & mill
From the Weser into the enchanted hinterland of Polle, this quality tour leads through dense forests and bright expanses, past sights and magnificent views. The trail combines village life and small-scale farming with the solitude of the forest in a special way. The view from the well-preserved Poller castle ruins, which were first built in the 13th century as Everstein Castle. The view from the well-preserved ruins of Poll Castle, first mentioned as Everstein Castle in the 13th century, extends far into the idyllic Weser valley and down to the well-frequented Gierseilfähre ferry, which has been in operation since 1905. On the way from civilization to the relaxing tranquillity of the Habicht Valley, you can hear the lively babbling of the Spiekersiekbach stream as it makes its way past the Knickmühle mill.
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Equipment
festes Schuhwerk, evtl. Selbstverpflegung aus dem Rucksack
Directions & Parking facilities
Aus Richtung Hameln oder aus Holzminden über die B 83 bis Polle.
Burg Polle/Parkplatz an der Weser.
Mit dem Zug bis Hameln oder Emmerthal, dann weiter mit der Buslinie 520 bis Bodenwerder-Im Hagen. Dort Umsteigen in die Buslinie 520 Richtung Holzminden. In Polle an der Haltestelel "Unter der Burg" aussteigen. Vom Bahnhof Holzminden mit der Buslinie 520 bis Polle - Unter der Burg.
Additional information
Solling-Vogler-Region im Weserbergland e. V.
Touristikzentrum
Lindenstraße 8
37603 Holzminden/Neuhaus
Tel.: 05536 960970
info@solling-vogler-region.de
www.solling-vogler-region.de
License (master data)
Solling-Vogler-Region im Weserbergland e.V.
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
If you want to cross the Weser with the pure power of the current, you have the opportunity to do so below the Polle castle ruins with a yaw rope ferry.
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