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Durch das Pietzmoor – Pietzmoor Runde von Hemsen

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Durch das Pietzmoor – Pietzmoor Runde von Hemsen

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November 24, 2020

Durch das Pietzmoor – Pietzmoor Runde von Hemsen

Moderate

04:42

18.5km

3.9km/h

50m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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After 2.74 km for 3.87 km

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1.91 km

Pietzmoor

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

From the Schneverdingen train station you can be on the great, small moor hiking trail in no time at all. Especially recommended in April/May, when the cotton grass bears fruit.

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3.48 km

Pietzmoor Raised Bog

Highlight • Natural

The Pietzmoor is definitely one of the highlights of the Lüneburg Heath. You can explore the raised bog on a 5km circular walk from Bohlenstegen. There is plenty to discover …

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4.13 km

Pietzmoor Boardwalk

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

A uniquely beautiful moor landscape can be hiked through here on the approximately five-kilometre-long circular route. For me it is one of the most beautiful moors in northern Germany. During …

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7.59 km

Parking lot Osterheide

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Nice parking lot where you can park your RV or car to start tours in the nearby heath. Whether in the heath or in the nearby Pietzmoor, this parking lot …

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10.8 km

The lake was formed when the subsoil was compacted by heavy military machinery after the Second World War. Today the lake lies harmoniously in the Osterheide and has never dried up, although it only feeds on rainwater.

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