Ilmenau River – Bienenbüttel Station loop from Bienenbüttel
Ilmenau River – Bienenbüttel Station loop from Bienenbüttel
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Ilmenau River – Bienenbüttel Station loop from Bienenbüttel
03:25
13.2km
80m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 22, 2026
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Lüneburger Ilmenauniederung mit Tiergarten
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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2.54 km
Ilmenau River and Wooden Bridge
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6.53 km
Swimming spot on the Ilmenau
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6.73 km
Carved Face in the Forest
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6.80 km
Sculpture Rest Area on the Ilmenau
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6.96 km
Sculpture Trail Bienenbüttel (Skulpturenpfad Bienenbüttel)
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In 2005, small stone towers and wooden figures were discovered along today's sculpture path. These little tricks were a mystery at first, because nobody knew who they came from. They were created by the then unknown artist Benjamin Redeleit, who drew the attention of many hikers and the interest of the Bienenbüttel community with his simple yet memorable art in the landscape. Then the idea was born to install an 8.5 km long sculpture path in the natural area of the Ilmenau.
A total of 11 artists came together and realized the sculpture path in the natural area of the Ilmenau. Each artist created an art object along the way. The materials of the art objects are very different - from wood to stone and metal to plastic - all materials have been processed by the artists into wonderful sculptures.
lueneburger-heide.de/natur/tour/13996/wanderweg-skulpturenpfad-bienenbuettel.html
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12.1 km
Ilmenau River
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13.1 km
Bienenbüttel Station
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March 6, 1848, the train service to Bienenbüttel began.
The current station building was erected in 1938/39. In 2005 the station underwent an extensive renovation. The renovation also included the installation of elevators to the connecting tunnel. The station building is no longer used as a train station, but has been converted into a restaurant.
Today, trains from the metronome connect Bad Bevensen with Hamburg and Uelzen at approximately every hour.
Kilde: Website Horst Buchholz horstbu.de
You can find more information about the Bienenbüttel train station on the website of Klaus-Dieter Tröger kdtroeger.de/bfue
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13.2 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.23 km
3.94 km
2.71 km
294 m
Surfaces
5.07 km
3.09 km
2.82 km
1.65 km
472 m
< 100 m
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