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View of the Aller River – Aller River Bend near Bosse loop from Samtgemeinde Ahlden

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View of the Aller River – Aller River Bend near Bosse loop from Samtgemeinde Ahlden

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View of the Aller River – Aller River Bend near Bosse loop from Samtgemeinde Ahlden

01:43

32.3km

50m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 15, 2026

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4.60 km

View of the Aller River

Highlight • Viewpoint

Nice view of the Aller. Beware of fast moving vehicles which unfortunately do not take any account!

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4.69 km

Water Buffalo in Lüneburg Heath

Highlight • Natural

With luck you can watch the water buffalo here

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6.66 km

Bierder Lake

Highlight • Lake

Nice place to take a break and cool off!

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8.94 km

Two kilometers before the confluence of the Böhme in the Aller, the river at Gut Böhme is stowed by a mill weir. Age and history of the mill are hardly explored. It is first mentioned in a document in the 17th century, but it is said that it was built much earlier, as the estate in Böhme, to which it belongs, is very old. In the vicinity of the current plant should have been a water castle. The Gutsmühle covered the farm's own needs and grinded for the farmers in the area. In the 18th century it was operated by a miller of the estate; some of the farmers were bound to the mill as compulsory meal guests. 1780/90 there was a Mahl-, an oil and a Walkgang. In 1882, a water-powered sawmill was set up; Oil and fulling mill had apparently been discontinued before. Around 1900, the landlord family set up a turbine. In 1966, the sawmill, 1972 and the grain mill was set. Landowner Freiherr von Hodenberg has been using the mill to generate electricity for the needs of the farm; the surplus is fed into the public pipeline network. Four cubic meters of water fall through the turbines per second, which more than meets the needs of the large agricultural enterprise. 70 percent of the electricity can therefore be sold.

Source: niedersaechsische-muehlenstrasse.de/index.php?id=301

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12.9 km

Quiet Rest Area

Highlight • Rest Area

18.1 km

Bockwindmühle Rethem

Highlight • Monument

Lower Saxony's oldest windmill was built in 1594 in Frankenfeld. In 1953 the district of Fallingbostel bought the building and donated it to the city of Rethem for its 600th birthday. There, the mill is still standing in the Londypark, on the Aller.
Source: lueneburger-heide-attraktionen.de/bockwindmuehle-rethem.html

The park is freely accessible, is with the mill and some outbuildings as well as Skulturen and an adjacent miniature golf course a worthwhile goal.

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22.9 km