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Lower Saxony
Lüneburg Heath
Harburg
Hollenstedt

Höllenschlucht – Este Bridge near Bötersheim loop from Hollenstedt

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Mountain biking trails
Germany
Lower Saxony
Lüneburg Heath
Harburg
Hollenstedt

Höllenschlucht – Este Bridge near Bötersheim loop from Hollenstedt

Intermediate

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Höllenschlucht – Este Bridge near Bötersheim loop from Hollenstedt

03:00

40.8km

220m

Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 22, 2025

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3.27 km

Estetal

Nature Reserve

2

4.84 km

Estetal Nature Trail

Highlight • Trail

There is a hiking trail that is very crowded at the weekend but very good to drive or hike during the week

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3

6.38 km

Bötersheim Mill Pond

Highlight • Lake

The rest area at the pond is great. You sit opposite the mill and even have a stone mosaic table to eat on.

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4

6.39 km

Mühlenteich Böttersheim

Highlight • Lake

The mill pond in Böttersheim and Läd is wonderful for resting, there are three benches and a table there. So you can also have a wonderful picnic. Behind you is the Böttersheimer Mühle, a very old and beautiful building.

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5

10.2 km

Old Railway Embankment Near Kakenstorf

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An old railway embankment in the direction of Buchholz, starting in Kakenstorf

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6

19.5 km

Hell Gorge

Highlight • Gorge

After a crest the descent over a steep sandy embankment. A deeply cut dry valley. The Hell Canyon. A sounding and imposing name for the narrow, dark valley whose steeply sloping edges are barely 10 meters high.
heidschnuckenweg.de

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19.5 km

Höllenschlucht Trail Access

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You have to take this short but tough climb to get to the Höllenberg. If possible, choose the right lane and watch out for the roots in the upper third. Once you reach the top, turn left

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19.7 km

Path to Höllenschlucht

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You have to take this path to get to Hell's Gorge. The ride through the gorge is very narrow but fun, but be careful, there is oncoming traffic. So be careful.

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35.4 km

Este Bridge near Bötersheim

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This bridge is not closed, from here you can get to the most beautiful part of the Estewanderweg.

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40.8 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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20.5 km

10.7 km

4.11 km

3.42 km

2.06 km

Surfaces

19.1 km

8.04 km

6.70 km

5.34 km

1.58 km

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