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Lower Saxony
Lüneburg Heath
Harburg
Gödenstorf

Weseler Heath – Seevetrail loop from Gödenstorf-Oelstorf

Routes
Mountain biking trails
Germany
Lower Saxony
Lüneburg Heath
Harburg
Gödenstorf

Weseler Heath – Seevetrail loop from Gödenstorf-Oelstorf

Intermediate

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Weseler Heath – Seevetrail loop from Gödenstorf-Oelstorf

04:31

59.5km

410m

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

Last updated: September 17, 2025

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1

13.1 km

Historic thatched‑roof bridge over the Schmale Aue

Highlight • Bridge

An extraordinary bridge, unique to our region, to my knowledge. Very beautiful to look at.

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2

19.4 km

Hanstedter Berge

Forest

3

22.0 km

View of the Lüneburg Heath

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4

22.2 km

Weseler Heath

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Wonderful view of an extensive heather area with various bee fences and a stable for heather sheep. In addition, very nice routes for bicycles.

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22.4 km

Weseler Heath

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6

29.3 km

Singletrack Along the Seeve

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Beautifully narrow, flowing single trail without any major challenge, but with beautiful nature.

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7

33.8 km

Seevetrail

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There are currently plenty of trees blocking the way. Otherwise very good and easy to drive on.

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8

42.6 km

Bench with a view of Weseler Heide

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9

49.1 km

Aue Bridge at Ollsen/Nindorf

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Here the Hummingenbach flows into the Schmale Aue. Destination for hikers, cyclists and riders.

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59.5 km

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Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

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34.5 km

11.0 km

5.30 km

4.87 km

3.68 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

20.8 km

15.5 km

9.32 km

8.69 km

5.02 km

134 m

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