St. James' Church, Wietzendorf – Wietzendorfer Beekeeper loop from Wietzendorf

St. James' Church, Wietzendorf – Wietzendorfer Beekeeper loop from Wietzendorf

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St. James' Church, Wietzendorf – Wietzendorfer Beekeeper loop from Wietzendorf

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42.3km

130m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 40.8 km for 102 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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3.70 km

Osterheide

Forest

5.26 km

Straight Road Through Lüneburg Heath

Highlight • Cycleway

Best asphalt and no traffic

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5.52 km

Forest Road in Naturpark Südheide

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12.5 km

Wind Turbines Cycling Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Great new cycle path towards Bonstorf. Afterwards, a detour to Müden is always worth it.

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32.5 km

Cycle Path Through Lüneburg Heath

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If it's hl then do it right. This is not the LH Südheide 😜😂

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40.9 km

St. James' Church, Wietzendorf

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From Wiki:
"The most important building in the village is the neo-Gothic St. Jakobi Church, which was built in 1876 by the well-known architect Conrad Wilhelm Hase in place of …

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40.9 km

Wietzendorfer Beekeeper

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The Wietzendorf Beekeeper, which is the official designation as a landmark of the honey community Wietzendorf, stands in the village center at the Friedenseiche, next to the Jacobi church. The …

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41.2 km

Wroblewski's Farm Shop

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Vending machine at the farm. For hikers, only the chilled drinks are of interest. But there are also potatoes, etc.

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41.4 km

Sitzende Sculpture on Skulpturenweg Wasserkunst

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The "Sitzende" is one of a total of 10 sculptures on the waterway sculptures - Örzte and Wietze make it tangible through works of art - and was created in 2012 by Wladimir and Nathalia Rudolf.

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