Neversdorfer Forest Path – Neversdorfer Lake Bathing Area loop from Leezen

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Neversdorfer Forest Path – Neversdorfer Lake Bathing Area loop from Leezen

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Neversdorfer Forest Path – Neversdorfer Lake Bathing Area loop from Leezen

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12.3km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 30, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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5.42 km

Neversdorfer Forest Path

Highlight • Trail

Looks worse than it is, the surface is great to drive and will still be good in Achuss in 2021. Normal concrete slab tracks are usually not that good.

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7.52 km

Neversdorfer See

Highlight • Lake

84 hectares in size, up to 9.5 m deep. Bathing, fishing, paddling and rowing.

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7.65 km

Prehistoric burial mounds near Bebensee and Neversdorf

Highlight • Historical Site

From a large number of prehistoric graves not far from Lake Nevers, two burial mounds are well preserved. The hills, with diameters of 16 or 20 m and heights of up to 5 m, probably date from the Stone or Bronze Age.

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7.98 km

Bebensee Swimming Area

Highlight • Beach

Very nice, free, unguarded bathing area with toilets, tables and benches. Ideal for a refreshment break during the tour and also good for a rest. The access road is a bit hidden and is not signposted; but this was probably done deliberately so that it remains nice and quiet there.

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7.98 km

Neversdorfer Lake Bathing Area

Highlight • Beach

Here lies the idyllic bathing spot near Bebensee on Neversdorfer Lake, beckoning you to take a dip. Motorboats are prohibited, but a few small rowboats are romantically moored at the jetty.

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8.55 km

Mönchsweg Bench

Highlight • Rest Area

Very nice idea to design a bench differently

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11.9 km

St. Laurentius Church Leezen

Highlight • Religious Site

People used to look for protection and support in a field stone church. However, due to dilapidation, the Leezen residents had to demolish their church in 1870. They built the brick church with Gothic style elements, such as B. the pointed arches of the windows. The wooden, shingle-covered bell tower dates from the 17th century. The oldest religious object of the church is the crucifixion group from the 15th century, diagonally opposite the main entrance door. It represents the crucified, Mary and the disciple John. The Hebrew lettering for "God" can be read above the baroque altar from the middle of the 17th century. The organ from 1872 was built by Heinrich Schaper and consists of around 879 pipes.

A special feature in the church is the baptismal angel above the baptismal font. From around 1755 until the 1920s, this was used for baptism instead of a baptismal font. In 1956, the community returned to the baptismal font and inserted the old "Leezener Döp", a brass bowl from 1663, into the new sandstone baptismal font. The relief of the baptismal font shows how the angel Maria announces the birth of her son, as well as the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist. Today's steel bells in the church tower replaced the old bronze bells in 1874. Their sound can still be heard far beyond the villages.

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12.3 km

End point

Bus stop

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