Road to Lindhorst – Rapids on the Seeve loop from Seevetal

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Road to Lindhorst – Rapids on the Seeve loop from Seevetal

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Road to Lindhorst – Rapids on the Seeve loop from Seevetal

01:41

26.3km

100m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Naturpark Lüneburger Heide

Seeve

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Bus stop

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1.79 km

Horster Mill — Watermill and Restaurant

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This mill was first mentioned in 1529. The watermill on the Seeve was founded in 1529 by Ramelsloh Abbey. In 1936 the mill burned down in a dust explosion and …

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3.01 km

Road to Lindhorst

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You can drive quite well! Little traffic and it rolls!

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8.02 km

Seevewanderweg

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Here is a path covered with wood chips - difficult to ride.
Nice area here near the Seeve.

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8.09 km

Rapids on the Seeve

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Please treat nature with care, even in this particularly beautiful spot on earth 🌎

=> Please throw cigarette butts and garbage 🚮 in the bin 👍🏼😎

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8.16 km

Bridge Over the Seeve

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At the road 'Hinter den Höllen' turn onto the small narrow single trail to Seeve.

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11.2 km

Railroad bridge over the Schmale Aue

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The surface for the racing bike is not ideal. Lots of gravel. manageable, but awful.

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14.5 km

Kolzbrücke at Jesteburg Park

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Wooden bridge over the 'Seeve' near Jesteburg Park - right next to the old Lore.

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25.9 km

The motto of the Maschener ice cream parlor website needs no further explanation - it alone speaks for itself:

Oscar Wilde once said: "Temptations should be given, because who knows when they will come back".

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