Best bike touring trails in Ilmenau

Stage 1 of the Ilm Valley Cycle Route. The first day's stage of the Ilm Valley Cycle Route leads from Allzunah via the Thuringian Forest mountain trail through the climatic health resort of Stützerbach, where the Ilm rises from its springs. It continues via the university and Goethe town of Ilmenau through the Schortetal valley along the banks of the Ilm to the stage destination of Kranichfeld. There are numerous historical sights, museums and towns along the way that are well worth a...

Varied hike in Thuringia. From Ilmenau, the route follows the Ilm and Luther Trail in the direction of Gehren and Paulinzella. The hike takes you around the Brandenberg. The Paulinzella monastery, where there is a small museum that can be visited, invites you to take a break. You can also take a short break in Singen, where the historic Schmitt brewery is located. Finally, follow the Ilm Cycle Path back to Ilmenau.

Varied long-distance cycle route from Allzunah to Weichau. The Ilm Valley Cycle Trail, certified by the ADFC with 4 stars, is a 120 km long cycle route along the Ilm, which leads from the source of the Ilm in Allzunah to the mouth of the Ilm in Großheringen and to Kaatschen-Weichau on the Saale. The cycle path mostly leads along paved paths away from main roads. It is suitable for families with experienced children, but not for beginners due to the occasional climbs. It is particularly...

Great cycle path in the Thuringian Forest. This wonderful tour starts at Rennsteig railway station. Apart from the section on the Schleusenberg, the tour leads downhill and offers great views, idyllic lakes and plenty of opportunities for interesting detours into the surrounding area. It is nice to stop off at Café Helene in Heckengereuth. Take particular care on the section down to Schönbrunn, as there is more pedestrian and car traffic here. Highlights: - Schönbrunn Spice Museum -...

The route is almost entirely on a tarmac cycle path. Shortly before Schleusingen 1 km 11% gradient briefly up to 14%-but a great view over Schleusingen and over the motorway construction, viewpoint Schwarzen Kuppe. From Vesser to Stutenhaus max. 13% gradient - great view from the top, then 4 km on forest road - also suitable for road bikes.