Vom Jeebel bis zum Golfplatz

We follow the extension of the road, the Bremen - Oeynhausen cycle path, along the rampart past the first crossroads and soon reach a small garden on the left-hand side, which may be entered. At the next opportunity, we turn right to the "Blanken Schlatt". Here we keep left, a wooden sign "Loorpe" shows us the way. We follow the Redder, lined with trees on the left and right, until the golf course appears on the left, keep left at the fork and always walk along the edge of the golf course.

It is permitted to walk on the paths on the golf course, but you should keep an eye on the players. If you hear the warning call "Fore", you should take cover, as this means that a player has misjudged and a ball is flying through the air. We reach a paved path and turn left. Once again, we have the golf course on both our left and right. We ignore the first fork, as it would take us the shortest way back to the starting point.

At the fork, we turn right, still with the golf course next to us. At the end of the course, we turn left into the forest. We cross the first crossroads and at the second, where there is a bench, we keep left. We follow this path straight ahead, which leads us back. A clearing appears on the left and we continue until we follow a path to the left just before reaching the end of the forest. This brings us back to our starting point, turning right we soon reach our destination.

The path is unpaved and can be muddy, sandy and uneven, as horse riding is also practiced here - so wear sturdy shoes. On this walk, we leave the municipality of Weyhe and reach Okel. The extensions to the Okel golf course are mostly to our left, the original course is to the right and its extent can only be guessed at. We encounter very different landscapes: Meadows, pine forest and mixed forest, a ravine, a boggy area. The small garden was created on a private initiative, originally there was a wild garbage tip.

And at the start of the path, there is a rampart on the right that served as a sand trap, as the soil here is very sandy. The Jeebel forest is a reforestation on an inland dune. An old sand quarry can still be guessed at the beginning on the left. And once again: when passing the golf course, you must keep an eye on the players. This walk is just a suggestion, it can be extended by going further to the Okeler Bruch or exploring other paths through the forest.
 
You can also find the tour at Komoot.

Safety information:

• Throughout the entire tour, please note that the paths are used at your own risk
• No guarantee is given for the usability of the paths
• In the cities/towns, increased attention is generally required
• On the tour, you must expect to encounter danger spots, such as bollards, barriers and unsecured crossings