Marxener Paradise – Confluence of Lopau and Luhe loop from Oldendorf (Luhe)
Marxener Paradise – Confluence of Lopau and Luhe loop from Oldendorf (Luhe)
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Marxener Paradise – Confluence of Lopau and Luhe loop from Oldendorf (Luhe)
03:36
13.8km
100m
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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 10, 2026
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5.16 km
Marxener Paradise
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View of the Lopausee with its pedal boat station
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The lake is used exclusively as a nature area and for local recreation. The water quality is good; Fishing and swimming in the lake is possible. For the latter there is a bathing beach and a pontoon in the lake. Visitors can circle the lake on a 2.2 km long footpath and bike path. There is a restaurant and a pedal boat rental on the shore. For some time now there has also been a high ropes course on the lake. There is a children's playground in the Lopaupark am See. Every year during the traditional heather blossom festival, the lake is the stage for the grand opening fireworks display.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lopausee
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9.85 km
Heathland Panorama in Lüneburger Heide Nature Park
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10.1 km
Kronsberg Heath Amelinghausen
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10.7 km
Frog Pond in Lüneburg Heath Nature Park
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11.8 km
Oldendorf (Luhe): Mystical Oldendorfer Burial Ground
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Here are sites from almost all pre- and protohistoric eras united in one place.
From the last century comes the first site plan of the Oldendorf Totenstatt with the corresponding numbering of the graves, which has been maintained until today. F. Laux, the excavator of the dead place, had created a connection with the pottery finds and the corresponding design of the megalithic tombs, which enabled him to recognize a chronological sequence. For this reason, the graves are listed chronologically.
The burial mounds in and around the dead place belong to the later Neolithic and Bronze Age, but most are not (yet) studied. The same applies to 2 urn cemeteries of the pre-Roman Iron Age and the time of the migrations, as well as various sites of the early and middle Stone Age. Obviously, the site of the dead place has always been a popular place.
The finds that were found in the tombs of the funerary can be seen in the Archaeological Museum Oldendorf / Luhe (Amelinghausener Str. 16b). There you will also find the permanent position "Apartments for all eternity - 5700 years Oldendorf Totenstatt".
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lueneburger-heide.de/natur/sehenswuerdigkeit/3888/mystische-oldendorfer-totenstatt.html
oldendorf-luhe.de/dorfleben/ausflugsziele/totenstatt/index.html
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11.9 km
Megalithic Tombs in Lüneburg Heath
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12.5 km
Confluence of Lopau and Luhe
Highlight • River
Purple heath landscapes, wide views, babbling brooks, cultivated fields and green forests - the scenic attractions of the Heeling region Amelinghausen make hikers and cyclists' hearts beat faster. Three themed hiking and biking trails offer the best opportunities to explore nature:
Heath panorama path
Legendary giant trail
Queens way
The trails meet relevant quality standards and are designed as circular hiking trails. With a total length of up to 14 km, there are also opportunities for a shorter, individual route.
The paths are signposted, marked with directional arrows and information boards show a map overview and interesting information about the surroundings. Maps for orientation in nature are available at the Tourist Information Amelinghausen.
Eager hikers in the Amelinghausen holiday region are awarded the Heide diploma. In order to prove that you have explored one, two or all three hiking trails, a stamp card is available from the Tourist Information Amelinghausen, which can be filled in at the stamp boxes along the hiking trails. Anyone who has collected some or all of the stamps will receive the "Heide Diploma" certificate as a distinction from the Tourist Information in bronze, silver or gold.
samtgemeinde-amelinghausen.de/themtseite/urlaub/aktiv/wandern.aspx
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13.8 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
10.1 km
2.74 km
525 m
407 m
Surfaces
8.45 km
2.44 km
1.40 km
778 m
667 m
< 100 m
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Highest point (90 m)
Lowest point (40 m)
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The highlight of the trail was "The Oldendorfer Totenstatt is an old large stone …
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And it was a shame that the …
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This was our second stamp round for the Amelinghauser Heide diploma. And without knowing it, we took a stamp from the last round with us 🫣
We didn't like the scenery on the route as much as we …
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