Lindener Berg

The route begins on Beekestraße.

Continue along Beekestraße to Düsternstraße, turn right, and walk through the Deichtor. Turn left immediately
there and head up onto the dike: Benedessenweg. Follow this path, alongside the Ihme River, under the railroad and stadium bridges, until just before the Linden Dermatology Clinic (playground).

Now cross Ricklinger Auestraße, walk through Milchgang, cross Deisterstraße, and follow Von-Alten-Allee until you reach Von-Alten-Garten, which is open year-round.
It has had an eventful history dating back to the 13th century. A side path leads to the newly restored castle terrace, which features various sculptures. On your right, a new section of the park has been restored.
Continue along Thöneweg, passing a school, until you reach “Am Steinbruch.” Cross the street here and walk slightly to the right across the parking lot. You’ll soon see the entrance to the Am Lindener Berge City Cemetery—from mid-April onward, a carpet of blue scillas can be admired here for about three weeks. There are a few benches there.
Just past the gate, turn left, cross the street, and walk through the gardens and meadows to the small pond.
There, turn left, then right, until you reach the second small pond. Then turn right and immediately left again, walking through the garden colony to the Bornumer Holz.

In Bornumer Holz, you can take a loop trail and eventually head toward Soltekamp—Line 9—via Starenweg, Zeisigweg, and "Auf den Kirchstücken," passing under the railroad tracks.

Length: approx. 9.0 km