Langwedel Treasure Hunt Tour 5

It is about unmarked, cozy tours that lead through our beautiful, diverse landscape. Of course, if you want to discover something in nature, you have to venture into nature. And so many paths are close to nature: There can be a muddy spot. Or a tractor just passed. Because you share these paths with our farmers, foresters, and riders.But if you embark on the path - sorry, the six paths - you will discover a lot of beautiful things. What are you waiting for? By the way, you can easily reach five of the six paths with the Regio-S-Bahn.Tour 5:You drive from Langwedel station towards Dahlbrügge. Shortly before the village, turn left towards Völkersen, then left at the exit towards Lustiger Strump. You cross a small drainage ditch, the Langwedeler Mühlenbach: it later becomes the Goldbach and thus the namesake of our motorway service area. The path turns right, and on the left is the Langwedeler Moor, still in its natural form. You cross Ottersberger Strasse, turn right twice.Where the forest ends on the left, it is worth walking along the edge of the forest for a while, where there is a gnarled oak tree to see. Follow the next path to the left, a short stretch along Haberloher Strasse, then left again. Turn right at Roteburger Strasse, through Völkersen, a very short left-right turn, and when you cross Heideweg, you are exactly on the 53rd parallel, at the same latitude as Karaganda, Torun, Nottingham, and Edmonton. But its much nicer here! Now head back towards Dahlbrügge and Langwedel.You can also find Langwedels treasure hunt tour 5 on Komoot.Safety instructions:Throughout the tour, it is noted that cycling paths are used at your own riskno guarantee is provided for the usability of the cycling pathsincreased attention is generally advised in urban areasplease use existing cycling pathson the tour, be aware of danger spots, such as bollards, barriers, and unsupervised crossings of federal roads - especially relevant for families cycling with small children.