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Best trails near Essighaus

Best trails near Essighaus

3.9(67 reviews)

Want to check out Essighaus from the trail? Good news: 14 trails will get you there, including hiking trails. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Explore Essighaus from one of 6 easy hiking routes or discover kid-friendly routes for your next family trip. Looking for a challenge? Choose from 8 moderate or hard routes. No matter how you like to get out in nature, the trails near Essighaus are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Top trails

  1. #1 - Bremen City Walk

    4.4 (33)·Easy·3.4 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hr
    Family-friendly city walk in Bremen. The tour starts and ends at Bremen Central Station. The route then goes through the beautiful old town and along the Weser. There are refreshment stops in the city center. Highlights of the tour: - Bremen Town Musicians - market square - Schnoor quarter - Alexander von Humboldt Schlachte - Accessible by bus and train

  2. #2 - City tour of Bremen

    3.8 (9)·Easy·2.1 mi·Est. 0.5–1 hr
    Popular loop trail in Bremen. This is a short city walk that takes in many of Bremen's most famous sights. Since the route starts directly at the train station, it is also well suited for a short stopover in the Hanseatic city. The highlights of the tour include the mighty Bremen Cathedral as well as the statue of Roland erected in 1404 and the Bremen Town Hall, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Highlights of the route: - Bremen City Hall - Roland - Stadtgraben - Detour to the Muehle...

  3. #3 - Bike it ! - Vegesack Runde

    4.7 (3)·Moderate·33.8 mi·Est. 11–12 hr
    This route leads from downtown Bremen to Vegesack and Lehmwerder. Highlights on the bike tour: - Lehmwerder lookout tower Training ship Germany - Bavendamm courtyard - De Liefde - Urban jungle with New York flair - The Bürgerpark This route was created by the Bremen cycling project "Bike It!".

  4. #4 - Die Altstadt von Bremen und der Stadtwerder

    4.4 (4)·Easy·8 mi·Est. 2.5–3 hr

  5. #5 - Bike it! - barrierfrei - Schlachte, Werder, Übersee

    4.0 (2)·Easy·17.6 mi·Est. 6–6.5 hr
    Once through Bremen and with a handbike or e-wheelchair! Anyone for whom a gradient of 8% is not an insurmountable obstacle even on longer stretches can expect a beautiful route on the water. Lots of blue, lots of green and on the way there is always a nice opportunity to linger. The starting point is either the main train station or directly on the water and only half of it can be driven. The tour provides information on obstacles on the route and the accessibility of cultural institutions...

  6. #6 - Bike it! - Mittenmang und umzu

    4.7 (3)·Moderate·10.9 mi·Est. 3.5–4 hr
    Off the beaten track, this tour shows Bremen what it is like: an exciting city with corners, edges, full of contrasts and a great deal of history (s). The Bremen inner city tour shows how rapidly the city has grown over the past 170 years. Get off and explore Bremen a few meters on foot? This is expressly permitted on this route. It could start at the train station - or at any other point along the route. If you start at the train station, you first drive into a tunnel. But immediately...

  7. #7 - Along the Weser from Bremen to Dreye

    3.8 (4)·Moderate·15.9 mi·Est. 5.5–6 hr
    Popular loop trail or bike tour on the Weser, Bremen. This almost 26 km long route can be covered running, hiking or by bike. Most of the route leads through urban areas, but passes through parks and green spaces whenever possible. Highlights of the hike: - Baetjers Braake - Weser Valley - Old Weser - Wieltsee - Osterdeichwiesen

  8. #8 - Pilgerroute (D-Route 7) Etappe 5: Zeven - Bremen

    4.0 (1)·Moderate·39.9 mi·Est. 14.5–15.5 hr
    5th 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...

  9. #9 - Bike it ! - Schlachte, Werder, Übersee -- Alternative

    5.0 (2)·Moderate·6.5 mi·Est. 2–2.5 hr
    Alternative to the "Schlachte, Werder, Übersee" tour. In summer, take the ferry from Molenturm to Lankenauer Höft, 10 kilometers to the main train station. This route was created by the Bremen cycling project "Bike It!".

  10. #10 - Stadtrundweg Bremen - kleine Route

    2.6 (5)·Easy·4.9 mi·Est. 1.5–2 hr
    Versatile city hike through Bremen The circular route leads through the suburb of the train station and the Steintor quarter of the city of Bremen. You can take the train or bus to the main station. From there the path leads to the ramparts and past the cathedral and town hall until you finally arrive in Bremen's trendy district - the Steintor. Staying in one of the hip cafes or bars is worthwhile. Back to the old town it goes idyllically along the Osterdeichwiesen. Highlights: - Bremen...
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Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to hike near Essighaus?

According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike near Essighaus is Bremen City Walk, which has a 4.4 star rating from 33 reviews. This trail is 3.4 mi long with an elevation gain of 337 ft.

What is the longest trail near Essighaus?

According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail near Essighaus is Pilgerroute (D-Route 7) Etappe 5: Zeven - Bremen. This trail is estimated to be 39.9 mi long.

Which trail has the most elevation gain near Essighaus?

Essighaus: With an ascent of 2,572 ft, Pilgerroute (D-Route 7) Etappe 5: Zeven - Bremen has the most elevation gain of all of the trails in the area. The next highest ascent trail is Weser-Rundtour von Achim nach Bremen with 1,479 ft of elevation gain.

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