The best MTB trails around Klötze

A small tip: take a moment there and read the inscriptions carefully, if available – many of these monuments in the Drömling tell not only of the fallen, but also of how severely the small villages in the region were affected by the First World War. When you are there, it is also worth consciously perceiving the surroundings: the Drömling is today a very quiet, almost secluded landscape. This contrast between quiet nature and the place of remembrance often makes the visit particularly impressive.

The nature trail with a rest area near Belfort in the Drömling is a beautiful place for a short break in the middle of nature. Information boards provide knowledge about the unique flora and fauna of the biosphere reserve, while the spacious rest area with seating invites you to linger. Ideal for hikers and cyclists who want to enjoy the tranquility of the landscape and at the same time learn more about the nature of the Drömling.

The resting place on the nature trail in Ohre-Drömling is located in one of the quietest and most natural landscapes in Northern Germany – in the middle of the Drömling nature and wetland area, which stretches between Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt. The region is also called the „Land of a thousand ditches“ because of its many ditches, wet meadows, and floodplains. The resting place itself is part of a nature trail or a cycle and hiking path system along the Ohre and its floodplains. It serves as a small, natural stopover for visitors exploring the area on foot or by bike. Typical for such resting places in the Drömling are simple seating facilities, a quiet location directly on watercourses or ponds, and good integration into the landscape.

The Ohre-Drömling nature reserve is located in the border region between Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt and is one of the characteristic lowland wetlands of Northern Germany. At its center is the region around the Ohre River and the large moor and meadow area of the Drömling. The Drömling is an originally very marshy landscape that has been heavily altered over the centuries by drainage and agricultural use. Nevertheless, it has remained an important refuge for many animal and plant species to this day. Typical features include extensive ditches, wet meadows, swamp forests, and small streams.

A nice tip for the route along the Steimker Graben: It's best to walk the route early in the morning or late in the afternoon, when it's quieter and the light is particularly pleasant. The route is well-suited for walking or cycling and offers plenty of greenery and a relaxed atmosphere right by the water – ideal for switching off for a while.

Rest stop "Carpe Diem" seize the day ..the rest stop is for the recreation of excursionists, hikers or cyclists in the region, equipped with seating, tables and often also bins for waste disposal.

Serves as a popular stopover or destination for cyclists and hikers to refresh and regenerate. Cools and relieves tired, heavy legs. Stimulates blood circulation. Promotes circulation and strengthens the immune system.

Monument designed in the shape of an Iron Cross, commemorating workers and officials from forestry who died in war or in service.