FamxplorSchaumburg Forest
What to expect
The Schaumburg Forest is a significant wooded region in Lower Saxony, Germany, covering approximately 40 square kilometers. It features near-natural deciduous woodlands, including moist oak-hornbeam forests, wood sorrel beech forests, and smaller areas of woodruff beech forests, alongside patches of grasslands and streams. The forest serves as a key habitat for protected species and is designated as an FFH site, with management plans focused on natural regeneration, habitat restoration, and avoidance of intensive forestry practices. The forest is situated near the city of Bückeburg and is a great place for families to explore and connect with nature
Plan your family visit to the Schaumburg Forest with these blog insights 👇
Bückeburg: 6 family-friendly tours on foot or by bike
Activities: We considered a bike ride in the Schaumburg Forest, but it was suggested to visit only in good weather because of the muddy conditions. We planned to visit Schloss Baum
Highlights: The children would have liked to see the small Schloss Baum. 'The Schaumburg Forest is quite swampy' ✨