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The "Legendary Hünenweg" also runs along this path. All information about the circular trail can be found at the following link: https://www.lueneburger-heide.de/natur/touren/14004/oldendorf-luhe-wanderweg-sagenhafter-huenenweg-rundweg-13-km.html (as of September 4, 2025).

Since the 1870s, every heath farm has had heathland, its own herd of sheep and its own beekeeping. The Bockelmann farm's sheep barn served as a summer barn at the time - the surrounding heathland was grazed from here. The farm's herd of Heidschnucke sheep existed until 1972, as one of the last farms - keeping Heidschnucke sheep became uneconomical. For decades, the sheep barn that "survived" has been a popular photo motif for postcards and photo reports, and is also a listed building. The barn is clearly too small for today's large Heidschnucke herds of the Nature Conservation Park Association (up to 1000 animals) - it is therefore only used as a shelter for agricultural machinery. [Information board on site]

Somewhat run-down tower on the Töpferweg, but with a great view of the terrain towards Lopau

On the Queen's Trail around Amelinghausen, the legendary Hünen Trail near Oldendorf/Luhe and the Heide-Panorama-Trail near Soderstrof and Schwindebeck, you can stamp the Heidediplom in bronze, silver or gold. Exciting legends and fairy tales as well as information about the Lüneburg Heath can be discovered in stamp boxes along all three paths, and five stamps can be collected each time. If you collect all five stamps of a path, you receive the heath diploma in bronze, if you collect five stamps from each of two paths, you receive the heath diploma in silver, and if you collect all 15 stamps, you receive the heath diploma in gold. https://www.lueneburger-heide.de/service/artikel/5324/amelinghausener-heidediplom.html

Great refuge in the middle of nowhere with exciting stories

Very informative and exciting

can be found along the legendary giant and queen path.

MTB descent