Best hard trails in Schwalm-Nette Nature Park

Varied mountain bike tour in North Rhine-Westphalia. Start is at the parking lot at the cemetery. The tour leads along winding paths and wooden boardwalks through the Birgeler Urwald forest. Beautiful nature and a challenging tour await! Highlights: - Nature discovery area - Wildenrath House - Quiet, idyllic forests

This long-distance route connects the Rhine metropolis of Düsseldorf with the lake-rich landscape of Nettetal and offers deep insights into the diversity of the Lower Rhine. The route leads out of the urban area into a mosaic of alluvial forests, open fields and the historic river landscape of the Nette. Along the way are the Krickenbeck Lakes, four large bodies of water created by peat cutting in the 16th and 17th centuries, which today serve as an important bird sanctuary. A historical...

The 50km CTF route of the Grefrath cycling club. More information at http://www.rsv-grefrath.de

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Unofficial mountain bike route over the German-Dutch border area near Venlo. You first drive over the edge of Venlo to Venloër Heide and Groote Heide. You drive through an alternation of forests and heaths. Then through parks, just across the border, to Holtmühle, sandy forests filled with small lakes. After this you cross the border to drive into the nature of Germany. The route leads over the edge of the Naturpark and through the Diergardtscher Wald. A great variety of forests and a number...

Additional tour of the west bike route "Lignite mining in the Erkelenzer Börde". You can only see something of the lignite mining from a distance. The passage through Immenrath is (meanwhile) closed, the empty, partly already demolished houses are impressive.

Official route of the RTF RSV Panne Bracht 1979 eV You can find further details directly from the organizer: http://www.pannhaben.de/

Cycling route between Echt and Niederkruchten, Germany, where you pass numerous nature reserves. You drive through the Annendaalsbos, De Meinweg National Park, the Roer Valley and in Germany the Swalmruchtal. You pass several places where you can stop for a break with a snack and a drink. The route has three steep climbs.