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Tank test track – Café Hülseberg Sat & Sun from 2:00 PM loop from Lübberstedt

Tank test track – Café Hülseberg Sat & Sun from 2:00 PM loop from Lübberstedt

Moderate

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Tank test track – Café Hülseberg Sat & Sun from 2:00 PM loop from Lübberstedt

03:33

56.1km

160m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 20, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 30.0 km for 1.03 km

Open: • Friday: 1:00 PM-12:00 AM • Saturday • Sunday (otherwise closed)

After 34.0 km for 814 m

Open: • Friday: 1:00 PM-12:00 AM • Saturday • Sunday (otherwise closed)

After 35.4 km for 528 m

Open: • Friday: 1:00 PM-12:00 AM • Saturday • Sunday (otherwise closed)

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324 m

Lübberstedt–Axstedt Road Intersection

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Good to ride a racing bike, little traffic.

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34.9 km

Tank test track

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It's just fun to ride here even with a normal bike

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36.9 km

Narrow path by the Panzergleis

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Here you go with the MTB a narrow path along the last few meters of the armored track. Gently back into the forest and off to the loading station...

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37.1 km

Abandoned Railway Track to Lucius D. Clay Barracks

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The armored track built for the US Army at the Lucius-D.-Clay barracks in Garlstedt in the mid-1980s is history. The tracks and sleepers were dismantled, leaving a bare path through the forest. The Harsefeld Forest Office now wants to ensure that nature can recapture at least part of it. At an initial length of 1300 meters, oaks and native shrubs will soon grow close together again.

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37.2 km

Start or end of the Panzergleis

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Good to ride on a mountain bike. It's nice that you can use it that way. In the end there is something good about the tank track

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40.2 km

Forst Elm

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The Elm forest in the municipality of Garlstedt and thus in the urban area of Osterholz-Scharmbeck is a mixed forest (Elm = old German for elm) in the north-west of the city center between the municipalities of Garlstedt and Huelseberg. A large number of burial mounds from the younger Bronze Age (approx. 1800 - 700 BC) can be found here and the Garlstedter Lure site was also found in the vicinity. Since 1995, the "Langes Holz" forest nature trail has been inviting visitors to take an informative walk in or on the Elm.

After a pine monoculture had existed for decades, in 1987 a start was made on changing the stock of trees to mixed forest with a high proportion of hardwood. For 15 years, more than 100,000 beeches were planted in the Langen Holz and the Elm and 20 hectares of forest were protected over the years with over 20 game enclosures. In 2004 a deciduous wood content of approx. 35% was reached, the aim is around 65%.
teufelsmoor.eu/region/osterholz-scharmbeck/elm

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