--- title: "Weyhes maritime Seite" url: "https://www.mittelweser-tourism.com/tour/weyhes-maritime-seite" description: "We pass a double barrier and walk towards the Weser. The Reisegarten is immediately on our left. We then follow the paved path, with the Alte Weser and the bathing area on our right and the river on our left. We walk halfway around the Alte Weser. At the end of the path, we keep left and walk along more quarry ponds, past anglers and boathouses. Finally we reach the Wieltsee, recognizable as a marina. If we turn left, we can stop off at \"Smokey Island\" (closed from November to April) and enjoy the view of the water.Back to the main path, we continue along it and take the first turning to the right. We pass a dyke embankment and now walk outside the dyke on the Weser cycle path. After one kilometer, we keep right and walk up the dyke back to the starting point. The path is paved or surfaced. This walk is very popular with dog owners. We see the Dreyer harbor with the landing stage for the \"Flotte Weser\", walk along oxbow lakes and quarry ponds, perhaps observe sheep, definitely crows and ducks, cross the dyke foreland, which extends to Ahausen and can be explored on further walks. What is not obvious at first glance is that there was an inland dune here before sand and gravel were mined.There was a port on the Weser, where timber and bricks were loaded and customs duties were levied, as the street name \"Am Zollhof\" still refers to, because Bremen had not joined the German Customs Union and Dreye belonged to the Kingdom of Hanover. Incidentally, the name Dreye comes from the fact that the Weser used to turn even more strongly here (dreit) than it does today. In summer, you should bring your swimming gear.You can also find the tour at Komoot.Safety information:Throughout the entire tour, please note that the paths are used at your own riskNo guarantee is given for the usability of the pathsIn the cities/towns, increased attention is generally requiredOn the tour, you must expect dangerous spots, such as bollards, barriers and unsecured crossings" language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/759186/952495daaa0e3b804d608d2161ab96adda8a2f90a748a5489b3220747745713c/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Mittelweser > Special > Destination.Data Details > Tour" --- GPX Share Weyhes maritime Seite ===================== - 4.70 km long - Round trip - Difficulty: easy - Condition: easy - Asphalt - Walking / hiking Boats are moored at jetties on a calm lake, framed by green trees and a cloudy sky. River arm with green embankment and overgrown trees, calm water and gentle sky. A cozy red building on the shore, surrounded by trees, welcomes visitors to Lake Wieltsee. - 1:07 h - 4.70 km - 1 m - 6 m - 5 m - - Start: "Am Zollhof" in Dreye - Destination: "Am Zollhof" in Dreye To the Alte Weser and the Wieltsee. Start: "Am Zollhof" in Dreye We pass a double barrier and walk towards the Weser. The Reisegarten is immediately on our left. We then follow the paved path, with the Alte Weser and the bathing area on our right and the river on our left. We walk halfway around the Alte Weser. At the end of the path, we keep left and walk along more quarry ponds, past anglers and boathouses. Finally we reach the Wieltsee, recognizable as a marina. If we turn left, we can stop off at "Smokey Island" (closed from November to April) and enjoy the view of the water. Back to the main path, we continue along it and take the first turning to the right. We pass a dyke embankment and now walk outside the dyke on the Weser cycle path. After one kilometer, we keep right and walk up the dyke back to the starting point. The path is paved or surfaced. This walk is very popular with dog owners. We see the Dreyer harbor with the landing stage for the "Flotte Weser", walk along oxbow lakes and quarry ponds, perhaps observe sheep, definitely crows and ducks, cross the dyke foreland, which extends to Ahausen and can be explored on further walks. What is not obvious at first glance is that there was an inland dune here before sand and gravel were mined. There was a port on the Weser, where timber and bricks were loaded and customs duties were levied, as the street name "Am Zollhof" still refers to, because Bremen had not joined the German Customs Union and Dreye belonged to the Kingdom of Hanover. Incidentally, the name Dreye comes from the fact that the Weser used to turn even more strongly here (dreit) than it does today. In summer, you should bring your swimming gear. You can also find the tour at . **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 dangerous spots, such as bollards, barriers and unsecured crossings Read more Waypoints --------- View on map Start Start "Am Zollhof" in Dreye - Swimming lake Destination Destination "Am Zollhof" in Dreye Good to know ------------ Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Author Mittelweser-Touristik GmbHLange Straße 18 31582 Nienburg/Weser Organization Mittelweser-Touristik GmbH License (master data) Mittelweser-Touristik GmbH Nearby ------ View on map - Place of interest - Air pump (bike) - Other architecture, infrastructure, culture destinations - Swimming lake - Tours 14.40 km - Walking / hiking 6.30 km - Walking / hiking 4.10 km - Walking / hiking Contact **Gemeinde Weyhe** Rathausplatz 1 28844 Weyhe Download GPX file - -