Best scenic driving trails in Lower Saxony

A very beautiful route through the moorland around Remels. The route is barrier-free. Only once do you have to push your bike about 100 metres because of a sandy path.

A quiet route that can be travelled by anyone without difficulty, away from the main roads.

Aurich as a starting point for a cycle tour with a stretch along the Ems-Jade Canal and continuing on small side roads without much car traffic to Westgroßefehn. Here it is worth visiting the Eiland tea parlour and the nature conservation farm, which can be reached via the beer garden of the tea parlour on a footpath. The route continues eastwards along an old field path through a raised bog landscape, then follows the small paths to Holtrop and on to the Ems-Jade Canal. Here you can decide...

It is a quiet and very beautiful route.

Versatile cycle route in the Harz Mountains, Lower Saxony. The Harz National Park is a popular destination for various outdoor activities. This is a great cycle route from Bad Sachsa to Goslar with some beautiful highlights along the way. The first third of the route is quite leisurely through woods and meadows and through the Langental valley. The detour at the beginning to Walkenried to the Cistercian monastery is also worthwhile. In the second third, there is a decent climb through the...

Refreshments available. Accessible by bus and train.

An easy and beautiful route that can be ridden by everyone. The route is family-friendly and barrier-free.

Very difficult bike marathon, but also offers some shortcuts for easier laps. This long road bike tour is a Giro (round trip) and leads through the beautiful Weserbergland region. The route is almost entirely tarmac and takes road bike enthusiasts on a challenging tour from the historic spa town of Bad Pyrmont. This region is famous for its hilly profile, characterised by a relentless succession of steep climbs and fast descents. The difficulty is solely due to the length and the significant...

It is a quiet and very beautiful route, which leads almost exclusively on side roads. If you want to cycle around the lake, you still have about 15 kilometres to go.