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Misselhorner Heide – Müden an der Örtze Rondje vanuit Müden (Örtze)

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Misselhorner Heide – Müden an der Örtze Rondje vanuit Müden (Örtze)

Jennie Rebergen planned a bike ride

August 11, 2021

Misselhorner Heide – Müden an der Örtze Rondje vanuit Müden (Örtze)

Moderate

02:29

32.7km

13.2km/h

140m

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

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1.71 km

Ole Müllern Schün Cafe

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Beautiful atmosphere among the large, old oak trees in the yard, attractive children's playground, junk shop, gift shop, and a shop for outdoor clothing make the ensemble a magnet. Accordingly, …

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1.80 km

St. Laurentius Church, Müden (Örtze)

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The church radiates a colorful freshness, no oppressive feeling, no cold, but a place where you like to stay longer.

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2.36 km

Müden/Örtze Watermill

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The historic mill is part of the history of the small town of Müden. Grain has been milled here since 1435, and since 1916 the mill has been in the …

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2.36 km

Rest area and water-treading spot at the old mill

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Very nice old watermill. Behind the mill there is easy access to the Örtze. An invitation to cool off your legs on the soft sand in the river.

The tourist information center is located in the mill itself.

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8.24 km

Old Manor

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11.3 km

View of the heathland in Naturpark Südheide

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The heather areas of the Misselhorn Heath near Hermannsburg are among the most beautiful in the Südheide Nature Park. Here two large heather areas flow into one another: the Misselhorn …

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