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Sweden Trail – Karlstein loop from Schwiederstorf

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Sweden Trail – Karlstein loop from Schwiederstorf

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Sweden Trail – Karlstein loop from Schwiederstorf

01:11

15.2km

190m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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Buchenwälder im Rosengarten

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2.19 km

Forest path in the Rosengarten state forest

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Great way. We were here with the Brother event. A very nice environment.

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2.37 km

Forest Jump Trail (Lüneburg Heath)

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Nice single trail coming from the south (!), A few roots and at the end an unseen drop. This can be jumped to the left, safe variant. if you just drop over to the right, you end up in a gutter with some scree, see p. photo

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8.32 km

Sweden Trail

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Quite steep & littered with different root levels. If you like it a bit technical, you will have fun here, everyone else is warned😜

In front of the tree, which is below across the trail, you can turn right onto the byway.

Jo, check, tree away (04.19). So it's even more fun!

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8.69 km

Ascent to Paul-Roth-Stein

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Great trail. Great fun with a mountain bike. A little too steep for a gravel bike.

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9.56 km

Descent through the forest in the Rosengarten state forest

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went pretty well even with a headlamp

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10.2 km

Technical Trail at Paul Roth Stein

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This trail is very technical, but it's especially fun. Unfortunately there is a bridle path under the trail so it is very sandy there

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13.5 km

Forest path in the Stuvenwald

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This trail is especially fun when it's a little drier.

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14.6 km

Karlstein

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Where did the name of the stone come from? According to legend, it owes its name "Karlstein" to Charlemagne, King of the Franks. This is said to have laid to rest on the stone during the Saxon wars. Under threat of death, his followers were forbidden to wake him. While he slept, enemy Saxons approached. Since none of Charles' entourage wanted to be in danger, the ruler's dog was thrown on the sleeping man. He awoke and saw the impending danger and cried: "As surely as I will split this stone with my sword, so surely we will defeat the Saxons." Jumped on his horse, which jumped over the stone, and split the stone with one blow. He defeated the Saxons. Today, the horse's horseshoes and the dog's paws in the stone are meant to commemorate the event.

According to scientific research conducted in 1951, the stone is in its original geological location. Coming from southern Sweden, it was transported by the glacier masses of the Ice Age and remained where it is today after they melted around 10,000 years ago. The deep grooves on its back are natural, weathered drainage joints in the rock. The horseshoe marks in the stone are of human origin. Unfortunately, the meaning is not known.

There are stones with horseshoe symbols in various places in northern Germany. The next stone of this kind was in Regesbostel in the district of Harburg. Near Rosengartenstraße in the Rosengarten state forest, it used to serve as a boundary stone, place of execution or place of worship.

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15.2 km

End point

Parking

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13.3 km

1.58 km

290 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

7.69 km

6.56 km

615 m

297 m

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Highest point (140 m)

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Sweden Trail – Karlstein loop from Schwiederstorf

Forest path in the Rosengarten state forest

Forest Jump Trail (Lüneburg Heath)

Sweden Trail

Ascent to Paul-Roth-Stein

Descent through the forest in the Rosengarten state forest

Technical Trail at Paul Roth Stein

Forest path in the Stuvenwald

Karlstein

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