Lakes around Nortmoor offer a diverse landscape featuring both natural and man-made water bodies. The region is characterized by its re-wetted areas, historical canals, and recreational lakes, providing varied outdoor experiences. These areas often serve as important habitats for wildlife and provide opportunities for cycling and hiking. The blend of natural preservation and recreational facilities defines the appeal of the lakes in this area.
Last updated: June 27, 2026
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The „Stickisee“, as we also affectionately call it, is over 11 hectares in size. The Jümme and the lake are separated only by a green strip with the campsite and a dike, on which you can hike all around the Leda-Jümme-Land. Adjacent to our sandy beach is a large adventure playground on site.
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The Langholter Meer and Rhauder Meer is a protected landscape area in the district of Leer in the northwest of Lower Saxony.
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Leisure activities: Swimming, water skiing, hiking
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Location The Jümmesee is located southwest of the Stickhausen district of the municipality of Detern, which is one of three member municipalities of the Jümme collective municipality. It is only separated from the Jümme river of the same name by a dike. The lake has neither inflows nor outflows. History The Jümmesee is named after the Jümme river, which flows directly past the lake. It was created in the early 1980s by the extraction of sand for the construction of the B 72, which leads from the Cloppenburg junction of the A 1 to the ferry dock in Norddeich.
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The region around Nortmoor features a diverse landscape including natural lakes, re-wetted polder areas, historical canals, and recreational lakes. These areas often serve as important habitats for wildlife and provide various outdoor experiences.
Yes, the Bird Sanctuary is a natural monument and bird sanctuary encompassing a 240-hectare re-wetted area. It's a refuge for over 60 bird species and features a 7-kilometer circular route and a lookout tower.
The Idasee with Waterski Facility, a lake created from sand mining, is a popular spot for recreation. It offers waterskiing facilities, beaches, and a calisthenics area.
Several lakes are family-friendly. Hasselt Water Park is an educational facility with interactive elements about water supply history. Idasee with Waterski Facility and Lake Jümme both offer beaches and recreational facilities. The Bird Sanctuary also has a circular route suitable for families.
Yes, the Silbersee Heseler Forest is noted as dog-friendly, providing a cooling off spot for dogs. When visiting other areas, it's always advisable to keep dogs on a leash and respect local regulations, especially in nature reserves like the Bird Sanctuary.
You can find various hiking trails around Nortmoor. For example, there are easy hiking loops from Nortmoor and Brinkum, including routes like the 'Sheltered rest area loop' and 'Duck Pond loop'. You can explore more options in the Hiking around Nortmoor guide.
Yes, the region offers gravel biking routes. Examples include the 'Remelser Kanalweg – Nordgeorgsfehnkanal Bridge loop' and the 'Beautiful cycle path – Picnic area at Gut Stikelkamp loop'. More details can be found in the Gravel biking around Nortmoor guide.
The Hasselt Water Park is a natural monument and educational facility where you can explore a 7,000 m2 area detailing the history and technology of water supply, with interactive elements and display boards.
The Silbersee Heseler Forest is ideal for a little break, whether on a bike tour or a hike, offering a peaceful resting place to enjoy nature. The Bird Sanctuary also provides an immersive nature experience with its extensive re-wetted areas.
Lake Jümme is a recreation area with a campsite, a café/restaurant, and a beach, making it a nice spot to cool off and relax.
Visitors frequently appreciate the diverse landscape, the opportunities for birdwatching and nature observation at places like the Bird Sanctuary, and the recreational facilities offered by lakes such as Idasee with Waterski Facility. The blend of natural preservation and recreational options is a key draw.
Yes, there are running trails available. You can find routes like the 'Ostfriesland Hiking Trail loop' from Logabirum, with varying distances and difficulties. For more options, consult the Running Trails around Nortmoor guide.


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