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Several new benches have been installed along this hiking and cycling trail. Information panels have also been erected. Highly commendable and recommended 👍🏼.

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The present Apensen church celebrated its centenary in March 2010. It stands on the foundations of numerous older chapels and churches. The first one is believed to have been built here around the year 800. The first documented mention of a church dates back to 1329. This proves that the church has held a firm and very central position in Apensen for many centuries. Today, the parish includes many people from 14 villages. With 3,700 inhabitants, Apensen is the largest town in the parish district, and our church is located there. The congregation has a total of approximately 5,000 members, about half of whom live in Apensen. Over the course of a year, invitations are extended to over 80 church services and numerous devotional services, including in other villages such as Beckdorf, Wiegersen, Ottensen, and Ruschwedel.

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Very beautiful brick church

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Good asphalt, little traffic at off-peak times

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Good asphalt, also easy to ride on with a road bike.

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beautiful side road, no traffic, decent Asphalt

beautiful section before Goldbeck

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Apensen Church

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Extraordinary church architecture with bat dormers

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Super quiet street, hardly any cars and good asphalt.

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Cross connection from Goldbeck to Apensen without Nindorf. With a beautiful view, on a quiet, small side street, asphalted, little traffic.

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Very nice historic church worth seeing.

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quiet with great asphalt

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Right through Sauensiek on the Litberg to Goldbeck. Good alternative to the L130.

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I found the church ok, not much more. But I think churches are always a certain highlight for a place.

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Today's church celebrated its centenary in March 2010. It stands on the foundations of numerous older chapels and churches. The first is believed to be around the year 800. The first documentary mention comes from the year 1352. As early as 1853 the parish decided to purchase an organ and commissioned the renowned organ builder Philipp Furtwängler from Elze near Hanover. Unfortunately, the color version has been changed several times over the years. That is why the instrument was restored in accordance with the preservation order from May to the end of October 2014. https://www.kirchengemeinde-apensen.de/Kirche/unsere_kirche

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The church was built in 1910. The pulpit and baptismal font come from the old church. Both were created around 1640. Philipp Furtwängler's organ was built into the previous church in 1853. the altar is from 1910.

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Ideal section on a quiet branch line to really let yourself run. (Or fight the wind. 🙃)

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Great, quiet branch line between Aspe and Wedel. Really nice to burn with the wind behind you 🚴‍♂️💨

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The detour, which is impassable for RR, is not worth it. The jetty is dilapidated and closed and is not an inviting place. The pond has obviously not seen any water for a long time and it smells a bit accordingly. If you need a break in Fredenbeck, you should look for a park bench in the center.

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