Best hard trails in Bremen

This is the official route of the Megamarsch Bremen 2022. To give you an initial overview of the route of the Megamarsch Bremen, you will find all the relevant information here so that you never lose sight of the route. Click through the tabs to see all the important information. The waypoints, in particular, give you information about the starting point, the refreshment stations, and the destination. You will also find out where there are points along the route that are relevant to you,...

The cycle route is green and mostly car-free. The sky is high, the light is unique. Canals, ditches and the banks of the rivers of Wümme, Hamme, Beek and Wörpe often accompany the journey. The flat meadow landscape with its dykes and terps, dams, bridges and bodies of water is extensively protected. Where peat barge skippers used to take a break on the long and strenuous trip from Teufelsmoor to Bremen, today there are restaurants for excursions. The highlights of the tour are the wide...

Popular hiking event in Bremen / Lower Saxony. This is the route of the Bremen Megamarsch from 2019 (50 km route). The starting point of the mega march is at Werdersee, in the middle of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen. From here it goes via Delmenhorst to Wildeshausen. More information about the event can be found under "Tips". Highlights of the route: - Hanseatic City of Bremen - Wildeshausen - beautiful views

Demanding bike tour from Bremen. This bike tour explores the rural area south of Bremen on side roads with little traffic. Only a few smaller wooded areas offer shade, so in summer you should definitely have enough drinking water with you. You can stop for refreshments in Sulingen or take a relaxing break at the city lake. The tour ends at the train station in Rahden. Highlights of the tour: - Bremen - Sulingen - Rahden - Sule - Weser - Werdersee - Big Renzel Moor

Challenging and varied road bike tour in and around Bremen. On this round tour you will experience the fascination of the cultural land Teufelsmoor: The path takes the cyclist from the maritime Hanseatic city of Bremen into the world of the moor spirits, peat cutters and Geest farmers. Branching river courses, green meadow landscapes and great moor landscapes accompany you on this tour. Traditional settlement structures of the Findorff villages and the Hamme with their peat barges...

Stage 1 of the long-distance cycle route “BahnRadRoute Weser-Lippe”, Bremen / Lower Saxony. This is the first stage of the BahnRadRoute Weser-Lippe, which connects the Hanseatic city of Bremen with the episcopal city of Paderborn over a distance of around 320 km. The first, almost 140 km long stage of the BahnRadRoute Weser-Lippe begins in Bremen and ends in Rahden. Great views of the Weser and idyllic meadows, pastures and fields characterize this section along the old Hanseatic trails. The...

Demanding long-distance road bike tour. The route covers around 105 kilometers and starts near the State and University Library (Stabi) in the Hanseatic city of Bremen. The route is tailored to experienced cyclists and is characterized above all by its endurance, as it crosses the flat North German Plain. The main difficulty in the Bremen region is the strong wind. The route runs mostly on asphalted paths through the scenic, open surroundings of the city and is ideal for longer training...

6th partial stage of the official long-distance cycle route pilgrims route (D-Route 7) from Flensburg to Aachen This long-distance cycle route is part of the EuroVelo route EV3, which runs as a trans-European pilgrimage route from Trondheim in Norway to Santiago de Compostela in Spain and thus through Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, France and Spain. Almost all of the route is signposted with the D7 logo (half wheel with number 7 on a red background). Highlights: - Exciting...

Varied long-distance cycle path between Weser and Lipperland, Bremen / Lower Saxony / North Rhine-Westphalia. The BahnRadRoute Weser-Lippe, the longest of the three BahnRadRoutes, starts in Bremen and ends in Paderborn. However, the tour can also be undertaken from south to north. On a nearly 320 km long route you can discover the Hanseatic city of Bremen, the Ravensberger Land, the linen weaver city Bielefeld, the Teutoburg Forest, the Lipperland and the episcopal city of Paderborn. There...