Radenbach Valley – View of the Lüneburg Heath loop from Undeloh
Radenbach Valley – View of the Lüneburg Heath loop from Undeloh
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Radenbach Valley – View of the Lüneburg Heath loop from Undeloh
00:34
4.73km
20m
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Easy run. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 17, 2026
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2.20 km
Panaroma of the heath near Radenbachtal
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2.80 km
Heather fields in the Lüneburg Heath Nature Park
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The Lüneburg Heath in Undeloh-Wesel is a true natural paradise that impresses with its impressive landscape and biological diversity. The area is characterized by picturesque dune fields as well as streams and dry valleys that serve as the source of numerous streams. This area is of outstanding importance for biotope and species protection and is an indispensable part of the north-west European Geest.
Particularly worthy of mention is the nature reserve that is home to one of the last black grouse populations in Germany. These heath areas, which were created by historical heath farming, are among the largest contiguous heaths in north-west Europe.
During our visit, despite our binoculars, we were unfortunately unable to spot any black grouse. Instead, we were delighted by great spotted woodpeckers, cuckoos and tree pipits. The heath is also full of life on the ground - lizards and toads crossed our hiking trails and amazed us.
In May, the heath, which has been declared a nature reserve, appeared to us at first glance in a rather brown color. But if you look more closely, you can see the blooming splendor between the heather plants and in the many biotopes with sandy grassland areas. A variety of insects roam here, enriching the heath's ecosystem and providing a lively nature experience.
The visit to the Lüneburg Heath, especially in Undeloh-Wesel, was therefore once again not only a visual pleasure this year, but also a wonderful opportunity to experience the local flora and fauna up close and to recognize the importance of nature conservation.
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3.25 km
Radenbach Valley
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3.49 km
View of the Lüneburg Heath
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4.31 km
Undeloh Village
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Carriage rides are possible from here, and bicycle rentals are available - a good starting point for experiencing the heath.
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4.34 km
Schnucken-Stop
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Depending on the time of day, either the café or the restaurant is a good choice... in any case, the food is delicious.
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4.52 km
Magdalene Church, Undeloh
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In the wooden bell tower, which stands free next to the church nave, the larger prayer bell comes from the Middle Ages. It was cast in 1490, another smaller bell in 1508. In 1974, the "Christ" bell was added.
Particularly noteworthy is the wooden crucifix, which probably dates from the 13th century and thus is the oldest witness of Christian art in the church Winsen. The altar was built in 1656/57 and was restored in 1985.
Source: kirche-undeloh.de
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4.73 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
4.01 km
505 m
115 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
3.50 km
508 m
482 m
< 100 m
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