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Artlenburg Windmill – Artlenburg Windmill loop from Schnakenbek

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Artlenburg Windmill – Artlenburg Windmill loop from Schnakenbek

Moderate

5.0

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24

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Artlenburg Windmill – Artlenburg Windmill loop from Schnakenbek

02:03

8.17km

10m

Hiking

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: April 22, 2026

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Bus stop

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50 m

Artlenburg Windmill

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In contrast to the Bardowicker windmill it is no longer in operation, but after restoration fully functional. It is a landmark of Artlenburg. The next windmill is in Hittbergen.

About history:

The villages on the southern bank of the Elbe between Artlenburg and Barförde belonged until 1816 to the Duchy of Lauenburg. As a "relic" of this time Artlenburg and Hohnstorf were still "banned" to the Lauenburg mill until 1830 (see Hittbergener mill, No. 6). In ice or high water but this was not to reach. In 1833, miller Carl Brügmann commissioned the Dutch mill built by him in Artlenburg. Hot brakes burned the mill in 1889 in a storm. From parts of a water scoop thereupon the current mill with its square brick substructure was built up. Since 1932, an electric motor supported the wind drive, from 1954 he took over the drive entirely and only in 1994, the miller stopped grinding. After a comprehensive restoration with the aid of the Windmühlenverein Artlenburg, founded in 1996, today a fully functioning windmill stands behind the dike at the mouth of the Elbe-Seiten canal into the Elbe.

Source:
niedersaechsische-muehlenstrasse.de/index.php?id=35

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63 m

Artlenburg Windmill

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658 m

Here you can easily cross the Elbe side canal by bike if you want to avoid the busy B209, for example. From the bridge you also have a beautiful view of the Elbe Lateral Canal.

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1.64 km

Really nice bike path, fine gravel path on the dam along the Elbe side canal.
Great view of the busy (large number of ships) canal and the beautiful
Meadows and fields.

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3.85 km

Canal Bridge near Fischhausen

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Being in the middle of nature along the canal is very relaxing

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6.55 km

Bench by the Field and Canal

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Small bench in the field and canal 😊

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8.17 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.36 km

861 m

385 m

349 m

214 m

Surfaces

3.72 km

1.90 km

1.35 km

918 m

151 m

124 m

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