Best river trails in Quedlinburg

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Explore the most popular river trails near Quedlinburg with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.

Top trails

#1 - Ditfurter Lake from Quedlinburg
3.7 (12)·Easy·10.6 km·Est. 3–3.5 hr
Family-friendly bike tour near Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt. This is a short bike ride from Quedlinburg through the Bode valley to Lake Ditfurt. There is a well-developed bathing area and public toilets in Ditfurter See. The bathing season usually runs from May 15th to September 15th. Highlights of the bike tour: - Lake Ditfurt - Quedlinburg - extensive field landscapes - Bode
#2 - Selketal-Stieg Etappe 4: Bad Suderode - Quedlinburg
3.5 (7)·Moderate·9.7 km·Est. 2.5–3 hr
Stage 4 of the long-distance hiking trail "Selketal-Stieg", Saxony-Anhalt. This is the fourth and final stage of the varied and beginner-friendly Selketal-Stieg trail, which runs for around 70 kilometres through the beautiful Harz mountains between Stiege and Quedlinburg. The fourth stage starts in Bad Suderode and ends in Quedlinburg. Natural monuments such as the famous Devil's Wall and the numerous cultural and historical sights of Quedlinburg (UNESCO World Heritage Site) invite you to...
#3 - Quedlinburg - Warnstedt - Weddersleben
3.7 (3)·Moderate·21.7 km·Est. 5.5–6 hr
#4 - Quedlingburg - Gersdorfer Burg
2.3 (5)·Moderate·13.5 km·Est. 3.5–4 hr
#5 - Quedlingburg - Seweckenberge
2.0 (1)·Moderate·12.9 km·Est. 3–3.5 hr

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Frequently asked questions

What is the longest river trail in Quedlinburg?

According to AllTrails.com, the longest river trail in Quedlinburg is Quedlinburg - Warnstedt - Weddersleben. This trail is estimated to be 21.7 km long.

Which river trail has the most elevation gain in Quedlinburg?

Quedlinburg: With an ascent of 424 m, Quedlinburg - Warnstedt - Weddersleben has the most elevation gain of all of the river trails in the area. The next highest ascent for river trails is Ditfurter Lake from Quedlinburg with 286 m of elevation gain.