Hikes through two of Northern Germany's most captivating natural landscapes — the expansive Elbe floodplains in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and the tranquil heathlands of Lüneburg Heath. Tailored to your pace and season.
- Heathland expanses, peat bogs, and Elbe floodplains
- Guided trails in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
- Purple heather blossom & seasonal wildlife events
- Ecology, biodiversity, and conservation insights
- Customized routes for all fitness levels
Routes
Elbe River Landscape Safari
Hike through the unique Elbe floodplain scenery in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve — riverbanks, alluvial forests, quiet oxbows, and vast dyke landscapes.
- UNESCO Elbe Biosphere Reserve
- Alluvial forests & serene backwaters
- Ecology & natural history
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Heathland Safari Tour
Through blooming heather expanses and quiet bogs — the highlight being the purple heather blossom from August through September.
- Heather blossom August–September
- Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve
- Peat bogs & ancient juniper groves
Through the ancient floodplain woodlands of Heisterbusch — one of the last near-natural hardwood alluvial forests along the Elbe, with silver willows, poplars, and beaver trails.
Duration
4–5 hours
Group
up to 10 people
Price
from €28 / person
Along the dramatic steep bluff above the Elbe near Lauenburg — featuring panoramic vistas over the biosphere reserve, characteristic slope flora, and sweeping river views.
Duration
3–4 hours
Group
up to 10 people
Price
from €28 / person
Fancy a breath of fresh air, untouched nature, and the soothing rhythm of the great river? Then pack your hiking boots! The hike on the Vierwerder along the Elbe near Barförde takes you straight into the heart of the Lower Saxon Elbe Valley Biosphere Reserve. Where the inner-German border once divided the landscape, you can now experience a paradise of wild river dynamics and absolute tranquility.
Duration
3 hours
Group
up to 10 people
Price
from €28