Bewegte Steine, Sculpture and hiking trail in Wedemark, Germany.

Bewegte Steine is a hiking and art trail in Wedemark featuring around 5.5 kilometers of walking paths with stone installations displayed along the route. The path moves through woodlands and open areas with multiple starting points available for visitors to begin their exploration.

The first of eleven stations was created in 2008 as Wedemark's contribution to the Gartenregion 2009 action year. Sculptors Wolfgang Buntrock and Frank Nordiek (Atelier LandArt, Hanover), Matthias Lehmann (Dresden) and Carsten Schmidt (Hanover) made the works that explain how the Brelinger Berg formed as an ice-age end moraine.

The eleven stations were made by sculptors Wolfgang Buntrock and Frank Nordiek of Atelier LandArt in Hanover, Matthias Lehmann from Dresden and Carsten Schmidt from Hanover. Visitors can try out some of the works, for example the Klangsteine near a gravel pond by Brelingen, which sound when struck. The trail was Wedemark's contribution to the 2009 Gartenregion campaign year.

The route is manageable and takes about two hours of walking time depending on your pace and stops. Sturdy footwear is recommended, especially in wet conditions, to walk safely on the natural paths.

The trail's eleven stations were created by sculptors Wolfgang Buntrock and Frank Nordiek of Atelier LandArt in Hanover, Matthias Lehmann from Dresden and Carsten Schmidt from Hanover. The first station was presented in 2008 as Wedemark's contribution to the Gartenregion 2009 action year.