Lütetsburg Castle – Nörder Tief Riverside Path loop from Hage

Lütetsburg Castle – Nörder Tief Riverside Path loop from Hage

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Lütetsburg Castle – Nörder Tief Riverside Path loop from Hage

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17.9km

20m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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2.90 km

Cycle Path Along the Berumerfehn Canal

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Beautiful towpath along the canal

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3.39 km

Towpath Along the Berumerfehn Canal

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Nice path right on the canal, between the B72 in Nadörst and Halbender Straße.

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8.89 km

Forest path near Lütetsburg Castle

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Beautiful bike route to Lütetsburg Castle

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10.2 km

Lütetsburg Castle

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Entry costs are currently two euros, but they are also worthwhile. Interesting stock of rhododendrons and honeysuckle, old trees and many small ponds. Idyllic and romantic. Here you can go for a walk and linger. There is also a café in the castle park.

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11.8 km

Norder Tief in the forest

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The Norder Tief flows even a few kilometers from the dike to quickly drain the hinterland.

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11.8 km

Nörder Tief Riverside Path

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This route through the forest is pleasantly cool in hot summers and very pleasant to drive in stronger winds.

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16.5 km

Berum Castle

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Above the entrance is the coat of arms of Duchess Christine Charlotte, who was born in Württemberg. Later widow of Prince Georg Christian.

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Berum Castle

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Berum Castle, one of the most important sites in East Frisian history, was home to the Syrtza chieftains around 1310. Their inheritance was inherited by the first Count of East Frisia, Ulrich Circsena von Greetsiel, who built a moated castle here. Over the following generations, this castle evolved into the most magnificently furnished castle in East Frisia (1665). Subsequently, it became the residence of widows of the East Frisian princely family.

Unfortunately, Berum Castle was demolished under Frederick the Great, and its valuable furnishings were auctioned off, but the imposing outer bailey with its tower and gate survived.

Day trips to the East Frisian Islands, long walks, and bike rides in the forest, across the moor, or along the nearby coast are all possible from here. Just a stone's throw from Berum lies Lütetsburg Castle with its famous English garden.

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