Hatten, an idyllic community near Oldenburg, Germany, is not only known for its picturesque landscapes and charming villages, but also a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. With a variety of well-signposted hiking trails, Hatten offers numerous opportunities to explore the breathtaking nature and experience unforgettable adventures.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Hatten
Hiking Trail
· Wildeshauser Geest
Wilde Geest on foot: Barneführer Holz
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
10.1 km
2:25 h
9 m
9 m
Impressive giant trees, wet meadows, and one of the oldest Douglas firs in Germany shape the Barneführer Holz and its beautiful primeval forest. Here, hiking becomes a refreshing “forest bathing”.
Hiking Trail
· Ostfriesland
Jadeweg
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
Open
129.6 km
31:14 h
48 m
23 m
The Jadeweg leads you from Wilhelmshaven to the Jade Bight, into the colorful Ammerland. There, you almost circle the Zwischenahner Meer and hike all the way to Oldenburg.
Hiking Trail
· Oldenburger Land
Barneführer Holz and Schreensmoor
Difficulty
moderate
13.9 km
3:15 h
19 m
19 m
Anyone who likes forests and rivers and also enjoys testing paths off the official hiking trails will like this tour.
Hiking Trail
· Oldenburger Land
Through forest and field near Huntlosen
Difficulty
easy
12.6 km
3:41 h
16 m
17 m
Simple short hike through fields, forest and along the Hunte
Hiking Trail
· Oldenburger Land
Wilde Hunte-Spazierweg bei Sannum, 11.05.2013
Difficulty
easy
5.6 km
1:21 h
3 m
3 m
Spazierweg entlang der Hunte oberhalb Oldenburg durch uralten Lauwaldbestand entlang tief eingeschnittener Ufern und Moorwiesen.
Hiking Trail
· Oldenburger Land
Waderweg an der Hunte
7.3 km
1:44 h
36 m
24 m
Schöner weg and der Hunte lang, durch einen sehr schönen Wiesenweg über oder um den Dachsberg zurück.
Hiking Trail
· Oldenburger Land
Barneführer Holz
Difficulty
moderate
12.9 km
2:39 h
5 m
5 m
Durchs Barneführer Holz entlang der Hunte
Hiking Trail
· Elbe-Weser-Dreieck
Wanderung am 18. Juli 2021 um 08:42
124.8 km
4:51 h
2,093 m
2,112 m
Unsern Helden - WK I + II - Kriegsdenkmal - Ohmstede - Donnerschweer Wiesen - Hunte - Hemmelsbäker Kanal - Tweelbäker See - Kreuz Oldenburg-Ost;Oldenburg-Osternburg - Angelteich am Henjesweg - Urwald Hasbruch - Bookhorn - Delmenhorst-Deichhorst - Kleine Delme - Graftanlagen - Delme - Mili - Hoyersgraben - Delmenhorst-Adelheide - Düsternort - Delmenhorst-Hasport - Stickgraser Bäke - Varreler Bäke - Bremen - Sodenmattsee - Blanker Hans - Ayasofya Camii - Blanker Hans - Park Links der Weser - Grolland - Hermann Allmers (1821-1902) - Ochtum - Grollander Ochtum - Lager für sowjetische Kriegsgefangene an der Ochtum - Airport-Stadt - Bremen-Neustadt - Hohentorsgemeinde - Woltmershausen/Hohentorshafen - Weser - Walle/Überseestadt - Focke-Garten - Utbremer Grün - Nord-West-Knoten - Bremen-Findorff - Bremen-Universität - Bremen-Überseestadt - Dreieck Bremen-Industriehäfen - Bremen-Industriehäfen - Grambker See - Bremen-Burg-Grambke - Burger See - Smidts Park - Lesum - Dunge-Siedlung - Baggersee Westfriedhof - Burglesum - Admiral-Brommy-Denkmal - Lesumbrok - Utkiek - Albrecht Wilhelm Roth Denkmal - Bertholdstein - Motzener Kanal - Woltjenloch - Rekumer Loch - Rechter Nebenarm - Mooriemer Kanal - Braker Sieltief - Schweiburg - Drepte - Lune - Naturschutzgebiet Luneplate - Bremen - Fahrwasser Außenweser - Geeste - Vorhafen - Windsemaphor - Denkmal für die in amerikanischer Gefangenschaft gestorbenen deutschen Seeleute 1914 - 1919 - Zoo am Meer - Neuer Hafen
Hiking Trail
· Oldenburger Land
2021-05-13 Barneführer Holz und Hunte
8.3 km
2:00 h
3 m
3 m
Heute mal einen Streifzug durch das Barneführer Holz und an der Hunte wieder zurück. Eigentlich heißt das Naturschutzgebiet ja "Barneführer Holz und Schreensmoor", aber von einem Moor war weit und breit nichts zu sehen.
Es waren viele Spaziergänger unterwegs um das überraschend schöne Wetter (und den Vatertag/Himmelfahrt) zu genießen. Das fiel besonders auf dem schmalen Rückweg an der Hunte auf.
Es ist einfach eine schöne Gegend.
Hiking Trail
· Oldenburger Land
Zum Huntestrand
3.1 km
0:45 h
4 m
4 m
Zum Huntestrand, an der Hunte entlang und zurück durch das Barneführerholz
The geographical location of Hatten makes it particularly appealing for hiking. The municipality lies in the heart of the Ammerland and is surrounded by lush meadows, dense forests and sparkling waters. This varied landscape creates a perfect backdrop for relaxing walks or challenging treks.
For all nature lovers, there are many tourist attractions to discover in Hatten. One popular route leads to the beautiful Zwischenahner Meer - one of Lower Saxony's largest inland lakes. Here, visitors can not only enjoy the view of the clear water, but also take a boat trip or relax on the shore.
Another highlight is the Botanical Garden Park Der Gärten with its impressive flower arrangements and themed gardens from all over the world. This place invites you to take a leisurely stroll through the colourful beds and learn about new plant species.
The best seasons for walking in Hatten are spring and summer. At this time, nature shines in full splendour and beckons with blossoming flowers, green meadows and pleasant temperatures. In spring, hikers can also observe the awakening of wildlife, while in summer the sun lights up the way.
There are numerous places in Hatten where you can go for a wonderful hike. One recommended route leads along the river Hunte, which meanders picturesquely through the landscape. Here, hikers can stroll along well-maintained paths while enjoying the soothing sound of the water.
For families with children, a trip to the Ostrittrum Wildlife and Leisure Park is a good idea. In addition to various animals such as deer or goats, there is also an adventure playground and a mini-golf course here - perfect for little explorers.
Overall, the diverse hiking options in Hatten offer both relaxed walks and challenging tours for experienced hikers. Whether alone, as a couple or with the whole family - everyone will find their personal favourite route through this enchanting region of Germany.
For all nature lovers, there are many tourist attractions to discover in Hatten. One popular route leads to the beautiful Zwischenahner Meer - one of Lower Saxony's largest inland lakes. Here, visitors can not only enjoy the view of the clear water, but also take a boat trip or relax on the shore.
Another highlight is the Botanical Garden Park Der Gärten with its impressive flower arrangements and themed gardens from all over the world. This place invites you to take a leisurely stroll through the colourful beds and learn about new plant species.
The best seasons for walking in Hatten are spring and summer. At this time, nature shines in full splendour and beckons with blossoming flowers, green meadows and pleasant temperatures. In spring, hikers can also observe the awakening of wildlife, while in summer the sun lights up the way.
There are numerous places in Hatten where you can go for a wonderful hike. One recommended route leads along the river Hunte, which meanders picturesquely through the landscape. Here, hikers can stroll along well-maintained paths while enjoying the soothing sound of the water.
For families with children, a trip to the Ostrittrum Wildlife and Leisure Park is a good idea. In addition to various animals such as deer or goats, there is also an adventure playground and a mini-golf course here - perfect for little explorers.
Overall, the diverse hiking options in Hatten offer both relaxed walks and challenging tours for experienced hikers. Whether alone, as a couple or with the whole family - everyone will find their personal favourite route through this enchanting region of Germany.
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