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Aussicht vom Wilseder Berg – Blick auf den Totengrund Runde von Undeloh

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Aussicht vom Wilseder Berg – Blick auf den Totengrund Runde von Undeloh

Kirsten Grätz planned a bike ride

March 31, 2026

Aussicht vom Wilseder Berg – Blick auf den Totengrund Runde von Undeloh

Moderate

03:35

45.4km

12.7km/h

280m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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14.3 km

Niederhaverbecker Holz

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26.7 km

Lüneburg Heath Nature Park

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The Lüneburg Heath Nature Park is a unique landscape in the Lower Saxony Geest region. This region between Buchholz and Soltau boasts extensive heathland, moors, clear heath streams, and near-natural …

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28.4 km

View from Wilseder Berg

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On foot or by bike, both easy to do!

But it used to be different here! There was a huge stock of trees, mostly oak trees - and you can …

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31.2 km

Totengrund in the Lüneburger Heide

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From Wilsede two paths lead southwards to the ground of the dead. Once there, you have a great view over the heath and far beyond - absolutely recommendable! Interesting for …

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31.5 km

View of Totengrund

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A stunning view of the valley basin is a highlight in every season. The valley basin was probably formed during the Ice Age and was placed under nature protection as early as 1921.

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32.7 km

Wilsede Village

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The area includes large areas of the Lower Saxony Geest between Buchholz and Soltau with a landscape of unique character, characterized by extensive heathland, moors, clear heather streams and near-natural deciduous forests as well as coniferous forests.

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