Napoleonstein – Glacial Erratic Stone Zeven loop from Samtgemeinde Harsefeld

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Napoleonstein – Glacial Erratic Stone Zeven loop from Samtgemeinde Harsefeld

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Napoleonstein – Glacial Erratic Stone Zeven loop from Samtgemeinde Harsefeld

01:35

25.5km

60m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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1.97 km

Jakobsweg Pilgrims' Rest Area Kakerbeck

Highlight • Rest Area

It's worth taking a break

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6.88 km

Hahnenhorst

Nature Reserve

13.1 km

Anderlingen Burial Mound with Picture Stone

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The burial mounds from the Bronze Age were originally to be dug up for the extraction of building material. By chance, they came across the grave goods, which contained weapons …

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20.7 km

Napoleonstein

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The Reformation Stone in memory of Martin Luther is a huge boulder that lies here on the side of the Mönchsweg in the district of Stade.

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21.3 km

Memorial Stones on the Jacobsweg

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Very interesting giant stones with their own story!
Located directly on the bike and hiking trail and accessible with every bike!

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22.6 km

The Ice Age boulder is an impressive geological relic. The large block of rock was deposited here by glacier movements during the last ice age and represents an important geological feature in the region.

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22.9 km

Keldahus Rest Area

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Nice and well-kept rest area with a table in Kohlenhausen

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24.5 km

Oersdorf Pilgrimage Stone

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The beautiful natural stone, carved in 2009 with the inscription "Oersdorf" and a map and a picture of a pilgrim, welcomes people at the town entrance.

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