The Ahlenmoor is one of Germany’s most significant raised bogs and can be explored on foot or by bicycle along signposted paths. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Geestland can then continue searching for accommodation.
Geestland has extensive heathland. In addition, there is a signposted cycling network of around 400 kilometres, connected to the Elbe-Weser Cycle Route. The Beerster Padd is one of several routes offering different landscape experiences and levels of difficulty.
Kayaks and stand-up paddleboards can be rented directly at Lake Bederkesa. Geestland’s lakes offer opportunities for swimming, walking and relaxation. Within the district of Bad Bederkesa, the visitor attractions also include an idyllic lake with a circular path and a canal with houseboats.
Bederkesa Castle Museum houses the archaeological museum of the district of Cuxhaven. The museum has a barrier-free entrance and a lift providing access to the three exhibition levels.
The Bederkesa Windmill can be visited from the lower section right up to the top. From its balcony, views extend across the town, the lake and the surrounding countryside. The windmill was built in 1881 and is a protected historic structure.
At the Ox Tower in Imsum, visitors can enjoy views across the UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea. The Museum of Crafts presents the development of crafts in the Elbe-Weser region from the early 20th century to the present day.
The Moor-Therme features 12 pools and 5 saunas.
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