Route 16: Solling-Vogler-Region

One possible starting point for this route is the village of Neuhaus in central Solling. Starting from there, you cycle, except for two not too long climbs, downhill to the Weser. There, you can take it easy for a few kilometers until you enter the Rühler Schweiz. The terrain gets hillier there, and you have very nice views of the Vogler and the Weser valley. The Vogler ridge trail, which you take further on, is also very beautiful. A climb to the Ebersnackenturm is worthwhile – great view! After crossing the Rühler Schweiz again, you return to the outskirts of the Solling. The Hellental is very nice, and in the village of the same name, you can stop, among other things. Mainly on gravel roads, you travel through the northeastern to eastern outskirts of the Solling, via Dassel to Fredelsloh. For the pottery village of Fredelsloh, you should allow some time; there is much to see in terms of (art) craftsmanship. A section follows through the central, very quiet Solling. Uphill and downhill, you see an old acquaintance in Bodenfelde – the Weser. On the climb towards Nienover, shortly before the top, you have another really nice view of the Weser valley. In Nienover itself, at the so-called Hutewald project, you can observe Heck cattle or Exmoor ponies, which live there semi-freely in a large enclosure. Via Schönhagen and the adventure forest (swimming opportunity), you reach your starting and simultaneously finishing point Neuhaus after almost 160 kilometers.

Solling-Vogler-Region in Weserbergland e. V.
Tourism Center
Lindenstr. 8
37603 Holzminden/ Neuhaus
Tel.: 05536/ 96097-0
info@solling-vogler-region.de
www.solling-vogler-region.de

Alternative starting points: Along the route, there are many possible starting points in almost every town