Grazing Cows on Luneplate – Storm Surge Barrier Luneplate loop from Luneplate
Grazing Cows on Luneplate – Storm Surge Barrier Luneplate loop from Luneplate
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6.54km
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
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Luneplate
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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48 m
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366 m
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554 m
Highlight • Natural
1.30 km
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2.02 km
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3.55 km
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5.09 km
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6.35 km
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6.54 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.97 km
2.58 km
Surfaces
6.34 km
102 m
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< 100 m
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Friday 26 June
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Just get out in this depressing time, the sun brings a few rays of hope. The goal is the Luneplate near Bremerhaven with the observation house see the mouth of the Weser 😜
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So we set off and braved the poorly forecast weather. 😀🎒 the destination was the Luneplate nature reserve 🙌 the boys were happy and the first stop was the tide pumping station. After that there was …
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Today without Krabbe 77 and still a classic coastal tour. Luneplate was my goal. A worthwhile nature reserve - designated since 2015, 1438 hectares in size - until 2010 only to Nds. it is now the largest nature reserve in the state of Bremen! Located on important bird migration routes and in the immediate vicinity of the Wadden Sea …
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From the 18th century onwards, the land began to be used for livestock farming. Over the centuries, dikes were built to make better economic use of the land and to protect it from storm surges.
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