Proitzer Mill – Schnega Village Center loop from Proitze

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Proitzer Mill – Schnega Village Center loop from Proitze

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Proitzer Mill – Schnega Village Center loop from Proitze

00:38

11.3km

40m

Cycling

Easy bike 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: August 21, 2026

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Naturpark Wendland.Elbe

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Start point

Bus stop

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667 m

Proitzer Mill

Highlight • Structure

Old mill with outbuildings, which can be used today as a conference venue, very well preserved half-timbered building.

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Schnegaer Mühlengraben and Proitzer Mühlenbach

Highlight • River

Shortly before (or behind) the Proitzer Mühle, the Schnegaer Mühlengraben meanders through a small forest and unites with the Proitzer Mühlenbach. I think the place is beautiful and I always like to take a break here when I pass by.

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2.13 km

View of the countryside at the intersection in Naturpark Wendland.Elbe

Highlight • Viewpoint

Hm, there is an intersection at the marked point, which is surrounded by fields. Personally, I don't think the view here is that special, because there are a lot of …

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3.22 km

Borderland Museum Göhr

Highlight • Historical Site

A private museum, which holds an immense collection on the subject of the inner German border, a recommendation.

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5.51 km

Schnega Village Center

Highlight • Settlement

Small, dreamy village with a beautiful village pond and great old buildings

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5.52 km

Iron Bells at St. Michael's Church, Schnega

Highlight • Monument

The church was built in 1912-1913 in Neo-Gothic styles. In both World Wars, the bells were each melted down, then replaced by iron bells, and finally replaced by bronze bells …

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5.62 km

Schnega Watermill and Historical Washing Place

Highlight • Historical Site

The first mention of the mill was around 1360. It was a grain, oil and Bakemühle, which stopped their operation in the 1970'er years. Their technical equipment has been largely preserved

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5.94 km