Best river trails in Ahrensburg

Varied circular route near Ahrensburg, Schleswig-Holstein. This beautiful circular route leads from Ahrensburg Ost railway station through the Stellmoor-Ahrensburger Tunneltal nature reserve. In the area of the former Höltigbaum military training area, which is now a designated nature reserve, the route leads through almost steppe-like landscapes. Highlights of the hike: - Höltigbaum - tunnel valley - Hagen forest

Historically and ecologically interesting circular trail in the Stellmoor-Ahrensburger Tunneltal nature reserve in Schleswig Holstein. The tour starts at Kiekut underground station in Großhansdorf, north-west of Hamburg, and leads south out of the village. Before the route reaches the fields, it crosses the Alte Achterkamp neighbourhood, which is architecturally impressive with its Art Nouveau houses and coffee mills. Passing the Lüttmoor, the route continues through residential areas,...

Highlights of the route: - Ahrensburg - Vierbergen - Meiendorf - Volksdorf - Bünningstedt

Cycle tour in Schleswig-Holstein. From Ahrensburg, you cycle north-westwards on this tour, following the Alster for a while and arriving in Henstedt-Ulzburg. You cycle through wooded and open areas.

Ahrensburg - Papenburg - Sellau - Rahlstedt - Stapelfeld - Ahrensburg

Official route of the cycle marathon. This route follows the long distance of a mini-Brevet, an organised endurance ride by the Audax Club. Designed for racing bikes and randonneurs, this is an extreme endurance test. The route is almost entirely tarmac and takes you on a huge loop through Schleswig-Holstein. This region is famous for its flat terrain. The main difficulty comes not from the metres in altitude, but from the enormous distance and the relentless, strong wind from the coast.

Official route of the cycle marathon. This route traces a challenging "brevet" distance organised by the Audax Club and is designed for extreme endurance cycling. The difficulty of the route is based solely on its extreme length (probably 200 kilometres or more), which requires immense endurance. The route is non-technical, mostly flat and follows tarmac roads along the picturesque River Elbe.