Best trails near Brunnen

6th section of the official Saale Cycle Route from the source of the Saale to the mouth of the Elbe The long-distance cycle route is an official cycle route of the Saaleradweg e.V. and is signposted with the pictogram of a cyclist on a blue stripe and the text "Saale". The long-distance cycle route runs along the D-Route 11 cycle route, which runs from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria. The route is also a section of the R1 European Cycle Route (France/Russia) and the EuroVelo2...

Varied and popular cycle path in Zeitz, Saxony-Anhalt. The Zuckerbahn Radweg runs along the southern border of the Burgenland district and right through the Saale-Unstrut-Triasland nature park. It runs along the disused Zeitz-Osterfeld-Camburg railway line from Saxony-Anhalt to Thuringia. It goes through beautiful small towns, magnificently wide landscapes and relaxing forests. There is a lot to discover along the way. The Zuckerbahn Radweg is signposted throughout and information panels...

Popular, idyllic circular route near Camburg, Thuringia Camburg is a popular starting point for water hikes. However, the area can also be wonderfully explored on land. At the Benderstein vantage point at the end of the route there is another great view over the city and the Saale. Something to marvel at is the Klausloch, a small cave where a hermit once lived. Highlights - Klausloch Cave - Saale view - Viewpoint Benderstein

River hike between Camburg and Naumburg This beautiful hike between Camburg and Naumburg leads mostly along the banks of the Saale. At the starting point, there is also a short detour to the interesting Camburg Castle and Tümpling Castle. There are also some historical highlights and beautiful viewpoints along the way from which you can enjoy the view over the Saale landscape. The route can be reached by bus and train. There are also refreshment stops along the route.

11th section of the official long-distance cycle route through Germany from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria (D-Route 11) The D-Route D11 (Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria) runs along the entire route from Rostock to Freilassing in Bavaria. The route generally runs along tarmac roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle route is partly signposted with the D11 logo (half a wheel and "11" on a red background), but in some places there are only signs for local cycle paths.