Cordinger Mill – Wehnser milestone loop from Benefeld

Cordinger Mill – Wehnser milestone loop from Benefeld

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Cordinger Mill – Wehnser milestone loop from Benefeld

01:53

30.0km

130m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 976 m for 150 m

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1.05 km

Cordinger Mill

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great location and great ...

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7.69 km

Bicycle Path Between Walsrode and Visselhövede

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A nice bike path that runs parallel to the road. Can be driven from Walsrode to Visselhövede without interruption.

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13.6 km

Marine Cemetery Kettenburg

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On April 18, 1945, 14 soldiers of the 2nd Marine Replacement Battalion fell here in battle against advancing British troops.

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13.9 km

Schnedestein Boundary Stone

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Replica of the 16th century landmark between Principality of Lüneburg and Bishopric of Verden. Is something hidden on the roadside ...

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14.5 km

The Wehnser Postmeilenstein stands at the old historic postal cross between Neu-Wehnsen and Kettenburg. The one line led from Hanover to Stade. The second postal route went from Harburg Visselhövede to Nienburg with connection to Osnabrück to the Netherlands.

The stone is calibrated and entered in the real estate map of the cadastre office Rotenburg / Wümme. He is also registered with the Research Group Milestones e.V. under the registration number "1950". An explanatory board next to the stone gives further hints.

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19.0 km

Lehnsheide

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21.9 km

Historic Border Stone and Benches near Kettenburg

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In the Middle Ages, the state border between the Diocese of Verden and the Duchy of Lüneburg ran from Stellichte to the royal court at Bleckwedel, Kettenburg and Ottingen. In 1576, Bishop Eberhard had the often disputed border marked. A round mound of earth was thrown up at every point at which the borderline made a bend. Large boundary stones made of Weser sandstone were placed on every third or fourth of the hills. They bear the lion coat of arms of the Dukes of Braunschweig-Lüneburg on the Lüneburg side and the coat of arms of the diocese with the cross of nails on the Verden side. Only a few original stones are still present. For this reason, near Kettenburg and Ottingen, replicas of the old boundary stones that are true to the original have been placed in their original locations and provided with explanatory boards.
Text: Dr. Wolf-Dieter Tempel drawings: Roland Schneeweiß

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27.1 km

Sheep Barn from Eickhof Jarlingen

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The village community center Jarlingen and the staircase storage

In 1999, a sheepfarm approx. 220 years old from the Eickhof in Ahrsen was faithfully reconstructed as a village communal house by the specially founded sheepfarming and development association Ahrsen-Jarlingen. It was converted to a common village square at the Helkenhof in Jarlingen with the help of EU funds. The centrally located in the towns event room, which is still affectionately called "sheep stable", is for many local meetings or family celebrations point of contact and is run by the association on its own responsibility. The Schafstall-Ensemble 2005 was supplemented by the implementation of a standing before the decay staircase storage from Jarlinger Baitgershof, which thus again assumes its historical function as a storage and storage room.
There is a large outdoor area with a gigantic pirate ship.

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27.2 km