Best bike touring trails in Worpswede

Popular bike tour near Worpswede, Lower Saxony. This is a lovely route through the scenic moorland between the Hamme and Beek streams. The extensive low moor meadows, a former peat ship landing stage and idyllic small villages make the tour a relaxed and varied experience that can be enjoyed both on foot and by bike. There are parking spaces and toilets at the starting point and the beautiful city center of Worpswede attracts with cozy cafés, museums and galleries. The loop can also be...

Popular bike tour in the Teufelsmoor cultural land, Lower Saxony. Just in time for the opening of the new cycle path connection between Melchers Huette and Tietjens Huette, a new, approx. 30 km long bike tour has been created. It can be started at the Worpswede tourist information office or at any of the restaurants along the route. Parking spaces are available everywhere. "The eight" connects Worpswede with the Hammeniederung, a very extensive and unique landscape. There are many...

Popular cycle tour near Worpswede, Lower Saxony. On the Teufelsmoor Climate Tour, everything revolves around climate change. Nine climate stations provide interesting facts about climate change in general and the interaction between moorland management and climate in the local context. Of course, there are also beautiful views of the Hamm lowlands. These can be enjoyed particularly well from the "Himmelstreppe" viewing tower, for example. The route is not signposted, which is why GPS...

Passing the peat bogs of Weyerdeelen and Überhamm, this route leads to the edge of the Breddorfer Moor. The small bog pool "Swatte Flag" in the roadless expanse of the moor gives an impression of what the country looked like before it was cultivated. In 1751, the kurhannoversche Moorkommissar Jürgen Christian Findorff began the systematic colonization and settlement of the Teufelsmoor. New villages such as Mevenstedt, Bergedorf and Schlußdorf were built in a typical Settlement structure...

Popular bike tour in the cultivated land of Teufelsmoor, Lower Saxony. Like many of the local cycle routes, the "Green Ring – Art and Crane" cycle tour begins in the artists' village of Worpswede. First you cycle in the direction of the Bornreihe, then continue along the Guennemoor and the Hamberger Moor, which is a nature reserve. Not only the moor landscapes, but also the idyllic Hamme lowland with the broad water characterize the tour "Green Ring - Art and Crane". Highlights of the bike...

Popular bike tour near Worpswede, Lower Saxony. This bike tour is a pleasure in every season. However, it is especially beautiful in late spring or summer when nature is in bloom and green. Before or after the tour, the artists' village Worpswede invites you to stop off, discover and relax. Highlights of the tour: - beautiful birch forests - great views - Worpswede - Weyerberg

Popular cycle tour in the cultural region of Teufelsmoor, Lower Saxony. The circular cycle route "The Purple Route" starts in the historic town center of Worpswede and is signposted throughout. Culture, nature and history are combined on this route. It passes through the scenic Hammen lowlands, areas characterized by moors and former peat extraction, as well as through some pretty little villages and over the "bridge with the bend. The route is accessible by bus and train and offers...

Panoramic racing bike loop in the Teufelsmoor cultural land, Lower Saxony. This beautiful, but with almost 90 km, also quite sporty racing bike tour starts in Worpswede. You cycle across small towns such as Bornreihe, Kuhstedt, Holste and Ohlenstedt in a wide loop through the Teufelsmoor cultivated land. The route can be reached by bus and train. Highlights of the tour: - Worpswede - Worpsweder mill - moorlands - Guennemoor - LSG Finndorffschanze

Via Bergstraße and Schluh, this route turns into the mysterious green of the Ernst-Licht-Weg. Shortly afterwards, in Neu Bergedorf, the route goes along the canals, dams and birch lined avenues through meadows and pastures. In the peat shipyard museum in Schlußdorf the history of peat shipping is on display. Up until 1957 more than 600 peat barges were made here at the shipyard. Past the Tarmstedter Moor through the village of Adolphsdorf the route leads back to Weyerberg. Fields and meadows...