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Syke

Goldhortweg - Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park

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Diepholz
Syke

Goldhortweg - Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park

Moderate

4.3

(58)

148

hikers

Goldhortweg - Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park

02:45

10.7km

50m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: December 22, 2024

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Naturpark Wildeshauser Geest

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124 m

Syke District Museum and Gesseler Gold Hoard Forum

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In the front part a typical local museum and not particularly spectacular. However, the newly built rear section, in which the exhibition on the Gessel gold hoard is located, is …

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3.36 km

Hilly landscape in Naturpark Wildeshauser Geest

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It is almost impossible to believe that you will find such a beautiful, gently undulating route in the north German lowlands!

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4.94 km

The legendary Gessel gold find, a gold treasure weighing 1.7 kilograms, has lain undisturbed in the ground between Syke and Gessel for around 3,300 years. It was only found in …

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5.13 km

Hohe Berg Observation Tower

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The 58 meter high "Hohe Berg" is the highest elevation in the Weser Marsh area around Bremen. The 13 meter high observation tower was built in 2010 as part of …

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10.7 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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7.25 km

2.59 km

663 m

146 m

Surfaces

3.26 km

2.77 km

2.24 km

1.29 km

1.02 km

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Tuesday 14 July

27°C

14°C

12 %

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Comments

December 3, 2024,WILDE GEEST zu Fuß: Goldhortweg
You won't believe it, but instead of rain there's blue skies and sunshine. It doesn't get any better than this time of year.
This original tour comes from wildegeest.de or outdooractive.com.

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September 21, 2022,Goldhortweg
The circular route belongs to the series of Wilde Geest footpaths.

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The Golthortweg trail from the "Wild Geest on Foot" hiking series offers two truly amazing highlights: the Syke District Museum, which also houses the Gessel Gold Hoard Forum, and the observation tower on the Hohen Berg, which offers a beautiful view all the way to Bremen. However, the paths to both highlights are rather substandard: wide, partially asphalt-heavy, and not …

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December 1, 2022,Wilde Geest: Goldhortweg
We found it a bit unfortunate that you first have to walk 2.5 km, mainly through a settlement, to the start of the actual Goldhortweg and at the end the same 2.5 km back again

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A little detour on the way back from Bremen. The Syke District Museum is absolutely worth a visit, the Goldhortweg didn't completely convince me, lots of asphalt, few trails. But maybe I'm just ready for spring 🤔😉

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January 15, 2023,Goldhortweg bei Syke
We walk in the footsteps of gold. The gold hoard trail revolves around Gessel's sensational find of gold.

The Goldhortweg near Syke is one of the Wilde Geest hiking trails.

Tip: tberg.de/wanderregion-wilde-geest

The starting point for us is the car park at the Syke District Museum. Here, among other things, parking strips are available directly on the B6.

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The "Gessel Gold Treasure"
The gold hoard, named after the place where it was found, consists of 117 individual parts. According to current research, these were made a good 3300 years ago, i.e. in the Middle Bronze Age. They are a brooch (garment clasp), two bracelets and 114 spirals of different sizes. The majority of the find consists of eight …

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This trail isn't what I consider hiking.
70% asphalt and 30% good.
But we don't always have to complain 😎😂

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