The Bodostein - a monument to hunting history
The Bodostein was erected in memory of Count Bodo von Oeynhausen on the forest path in the Eggegebirge (towards "Schwarzes Kreuz") near Langeland. Count Bodo von Oeynhausen is said to have shot a large four-toed stag at this spot. The village chronicler of the time reports: "These huge stones come from Velmerstot and were brought here by Driburg carters with wagons and six horses."Good to know
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Bus stop available
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Directions & Parking facilities
By car:
From Bad Driburg, first take Dringenberger Straße and Lange Straße to Pyrmonter Straße - this takes about 3 minutes (800 m). Then follow Pyrmonter Straße, cross Nordfeldmark, take the L954, Detmolder Straße, the L954 again and Horner Straße until you reach Rehbergstraße in Langeland - this takes about 8 minutes (7.0 km). Finally, follow Rehbergstraße until you reach Bodenstein.
By bus:
If you start at the town hall and take the R76 line in the direction of Steinheim Bahnhof, it takes approximately 12 minutes. You then have to get off at the B.D.-Langeland Kirche stop. From there you have to walk, which takes about 24 minutes.
From Bad Driburg, first take Dringenberger Straße and Lange Straße to Pyrmonter Straße - this takes about 3 minutes (800 m). Then follow Pyrmonter Straße, cross Nordfeldmark, take the L954, Detmolder Straße, the L954 again and Horner Straße until you reach Rehbergstraße in Langeland - this takes about 8 minutes (7.0 km). Finally, follow Rehbergstraße until you reach Bodenstein.
By bus:
If you start at the town hall and take the R76 line in the direction of Steinheim Bahnhof, it takes approximately 12 minutes. You then have to get off at the B.D.-Langeland Kirche stop. From there you have to walk, which takes about 24 minutes.
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Bad Driburger Touristik GmbH
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