Circular hiking trail "Weserbergland-Blick"

The Weserbergland-Blick-Tour leads hikers all the way to the north of Kalletal. Through the Langenholzhausen forest, an impressive panoramic view of the Weser Uplands opens up at Ringelbreite, overlooking the Kaiser Wilhelm Monument and Lake Stemmer. On the edge of the Weseraue is the Weser Renaissance Castle Varenholz with a Protestant-Reformed church. Below the castle, the circular path leads through the nature reserve Aberg-Herrengraben, passing by the old Herrengraben Bridge from 1753. In the area of the Weser village of Erder, you walk through the beautifully landscaped and peaceful Friedwald. Another natural monument to discover is at Ihmser Bruch: Two approximately 250-year-old oaks are popularly known as "Ihmser Tor" because of their impressive appearance. The oaks are probably the oldest trees in the Weserauen on Lippe soil. At the subsequent Bierhöhe, there is a landscape bench at a beautiful vantage point with a wide view for relaxing.