Wildpark Eekholt – Path to Bock loop from Großenaspe

Wildpark Eekholt – Path to Bock loop from Großenaspe

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Wildpark Eekholt – Path to Bock loop from Großenaspe

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61.3km

160m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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Train Station

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1.04 km

St. Catherine's Church (Katharinenkirche) Großenaspe

Highlight • Religious Site

The Russian Tsarina Catherine II, whose sphere of influence at that time included Grossenaspe, consecrated this small, octagonal church in 1772. By decree, she had decreed that collection and fines were to be collected for the construction of the church. She was able to win over Johann Adam Richter, a student of Sonnin who built the Hamburg Michel, as an architect.

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11.4 km

Wildpark Eekholt

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The Eekholt Wildlife Park is a wildlife park that extends over parts of the municipalities Großenaspe, Bimöhlen and Heidmühlen in the Segeberg district. It is home to around 100 Central European species with over 700 animals on an area of 67 hectares that has been designed to be close to nature. (Source: Wikipedia)

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20.1 km

Scenic Forest Road with Smooth Asphalt

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

fast and good section on the road bike

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27.8 km

Cycle path between Wittenborn and Wahlstedt

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Easy-to-ride road bike path on the connecting road between Wittenborn and Wahlstedt

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31.4 km

Path to Bock

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Quiet side street with slight road damage and "sand-lime stone smell"

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35.7 km

Todesfelde Church

Highlight • Religious Site

The town of Todesfelde was originally called Odesfelde, which presumably means the field of Ode. The church in Todesfelde was built in 1899.
During archaeological excavations as part of the expansion of the A20 federal highway in 2012/13, remains of settlements from the Bronze Age and the pre-Roman Iron Age were found in the Todesfelde area, including a burial ground with 150 cremation graves from the Bronze Age. The main find was the Todesfelde urn, which is dated to 500 BC.

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