Weserbergland-Weg, 7th stage: Stadtoldendorf to Bodenwerder

The stage start is the half-timbered town of Stadtoldendorf, which offers exciting active experiences alongside peace and relaxation. For example, you can soar high while hang gliding on the nearby Ith ridge. Pure adrenaline is also promised by Mammut Adventure Park, a 60-hectare off-road area in hilly terrain, which can be explored with a rental off-road vehicle. After hiking towards the outskirts of Stadtoldendorf, turn left opposite the Mühlenanger hiking parking lot onto Rosenbuschweg to the next stop, Amelungsborn Monastery. This accessible Cistercian monastery is near Negenborn and fascinates with its eventful history. Especially worth seeing is the monastery garden, where old medicinal herbs still grow today. Continuing north towards Holenberg, the Weserbergland-Weg leads through a dreamy landscape also known as the 'Tuscany of the North.' After that comes an ascent to the 26-meter-high Ebersnacken Tower, from which you can enjoy a unique 360° panoramic view of the idyllic valleys of the Weserbergland. Along lonely forest and nature trails, the route continues through the Vogler ridge to the Königszinne lookout, a castle-like monument built in 1863 in honor of the last King of Hanover. From here, you can already glimpse your stage destination Bodenwerder, which lies nearby. Bodenwerder, also known as the home of Baron von Münchhausen, offers a beautiful finishing point for your hiking tour on the Weserbergland-Weg with its direct location on the Weser.

Sturdy footwear is assumed. In summer, you should carry enough water.

Experience fun and adventure at Mammut Adventure Park or enjoy the view of Bodenwerder from the Königszinne lookout.

In some places, good sure-footedness is required. Divide the route into stages according to your strength. When wet, some parts can be slippery.