Grazing Cows on Luneplate – Storm Surge Barrier Luneplate loop from Luneplate

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Grazing Cows on Luneplate – Storm Surge Barrier Luneplate loop from Luneplate

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Grazing Cows on Luneplate – Storm Surge Barrier Luneplate loop from Luneplate

01:39

6.54km

Hiking

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: September 25, 2026

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Waypoints

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48 m

Information Pavilion at the Former von der Hellen Homestead

Highlight • Rest Area

+++The information pavilion is as written by Björn, ideal for getting up to speed on the various information boards. I recommend the "Luneplate" flyer, which provides a pocket-sized map, overview, …

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366 m

Grazing Cows on Luneplate

Highlight • Natural

The meadows on the Luneplate are grazed by water buffalo, which are outdoors all year round. This gentle protection of nature is particularly important for meadow breeders.

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554 m

Bird Observation Station Luneplate

Highlight • Rest Area

You can observe the bird life on the Luneplate through windows at different heights. Information boards explain the bird life on the Luneplate.

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2.02 km

Luneplate Radar Tower

Highlight • Monument

The radar tower, of which another six identical examples were built in the area of the Weser estuary, together with the radar stations on the Alte Weser and Hoheweg lighthouses, …

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3.55 km

Storm Surge Barrier Luneplate

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From here you can watch the birds very well. You can also walk over the dyke and have a nice view of the other bank.

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5.09 km

Luneplate Tidal Pumping Station

Highlight • Structure

Built in 2009, it helps to keep the Luneplate wet in a controlled manner. At low tide you can see some birds foraging in the ebbed area.

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6.35 km

View of the Nordenham skyline from Luneplate

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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

< 100 m

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Weather

Monday 12 October

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Comments

March 6, 2022,Tour🇺🇦🇺🇦

Let's go ☀️
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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September 10, 2022,Sechs Füsse 👣👣👣und vier Pfoten🐾🐾 auf der Suche nach einem Abenteuer…

...two 👣 are missing so much, especially the Twins 🥹...
but the master of the house has put the focus on his needs ...
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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February 13, 2022,🥾 Wasserbüffel 🐮auf der Luneplate# ehemalige Weserinsel 🌀

Hello,
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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February 5, 2023,Naturschutzgebiet Luneplate 🥾🌥️🦅👍

A hike through the Luneplate nature reserve today 🥾🌥️🦅 Unfortunately, the sun only came through for a short time - but at least it was dry 👍

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April 29, 2024,NSG Luneplate - zwischen Weser und Alter Weser

The Luneplate was originally an island in the Weser, separated from the mainland by a tributary of the Weser (the Old Weser).
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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February 5, 2023,Naturschutzgebiet Luneplate 🪶🦆🦅 und dann ein Eis 🍦😋

The weather report had promised that the sun would come through... but it really did only for a very short time. It doesn't matter, after a short walk around the Luneplate nature reserve 🪶🦆🦅 an ice cream 🍦 lures us to Bremerhaven. There was a beautiful sunset there 🌅 on the Weser.

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August 21, 2022,Luneplate

The Luneplate is a tide-dependent area through a culvert in the Weser dike. This is closed by a barricade during storm surges. The area was created as a compensation area for the expansion of the container port in Bremerhaven. It is a great biotope, especially for meadow birds and waders. We saw lapwings, curlew, redshank, sandpiper, snipe, avocet and spoonbill. …

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