Best long trails in Nienburg/Weser
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Explore the most popular long trails near Nienburg/Weser with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.2 (11)·Moderate·49.7 km·Est. 11–12 hrStage 5 of the long-distance cycle route "Weserradweg", Lower Saxony. The fifth stage of the Weser Cycle Path, which is one of the most popular river cycle paths in Germany, starts in beautiful Nienburg on the Weser. From here, the route follows the course of the river for a good 50 kilometres to Verden. Along the way, you will pass through some nice little towns, some of which offer refreshment stops. Alternatively, you can take a simple break along the cycle path and enjoy the wonderful...
- Moderate·47.3 km·Est. 12–13 hrIdyllic cycle tour through the Grinderwald forest near Nienburg/Weser in Lower Saxony. This is the official route of the CTF Nienburg Heka Cup - 46er route. The route leads through different forest areas. The first 20 kilometres are characterised by great unpaved and partly paved winding trails with nice little climbs. The route continues via Stöckse to Stöckser See and past Giebichenstein into the Grinderwald forest. Here the route runs along long sections of path (forest motorways) that...
- Hard·69 km·Est. 16.5–18.5 hrChallenging cycle tour through the Grinderwald forest near Nienburg/Weser in Lower Saxony. This is the official route of the CTF Nienburg Heka Cup - 68er route. The route leads through different forest areas. The first 20 kilometres are characterised by great unpaved and partly paved winding trails with nice little climbs. The route continues via Stöckse to Stöckser See and past Giebichenstein into the Grinderwald forest. Here the route runs along long sections of path (forest motorways)...
- Hard·125.5 km·Est. 24 hr+RSC Nienburg e.V. RTF route 3; longest route; RTF classification 3 points This extremely long course of the RSC Nienburg RTF is an excellent test of endurance, leading through the varied landscapes of the Mittelweser region. The challenge lies in the sustained distance and the continuously undulating profile, which has a significant cumulative climb over the entire duration. The route is characterised by well-paved roads that lead through open, scenic terrain and pass forests and fields....
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