Best trails near Lühe

Scenic cycle tour along the Elbe, Lower Saxony. This is a beautiful cycle tour in the Altes Land region, starting in Grünendeich, north-west of Buxtehude, with the final section along the popular Elbe cycle path. There are places to stop for refreshments. Highlights of the tour: - Altes Land - Views of the Elbe - Hanseatic city of Stade - Side trip to the Ferner Moor nature reserve (optional)

Stage C of the long-distance cycle trail "Elberadweg", Lower Saxony. This section of the Elbe Cycle Path, which is one of Germany's most beautiful river cycle paths, begins in Grünendeich and ends in Ochsenwerder. In addition to several nature reserves, you also cycle through one of Germany's largest cities: Hamburg. There are places to stay overnight and places to stop for refreshments. This route runs on the left side of the island. It is also possible to ride on the eastern side (right...

Stage 3 of the Mönchsweg. After its start in Harsefeld der Aue, the third section of the Mönchsweg initially heads north. It goes through the nature reserve Aueniederung and side valleys before the floodplain ends a few kilometers further at Horneburg in a reservoir. From here you follow the Lühe to its confluence with the Elbe, which finally leads to the destination of the day in Stade. Highlights: - St. Catherine's Church in Bliedersdorf - Horneburg moated castle - Horneburg Handicraft...

Panoramic bike tour on the Elbe, Lower Saxony / Hamburg. Very nice sections on the Elbe slope, for example the Otto Schokoll high trail. On a weekday, the routes north of the Elbe are less busy. The route includes a trip with the Luehe-Schulau ferry and a shorter translation with the ferry between Othmarschen and Finkenwerder. In Buxtehude you can visit the old town. Highlights of the route: - ferry rides - Views of the Elbe - Wedel - Path along the Este

9th stage of the official long-distance cycle route D-Route 1 along the North Sea coast of Germany The D-Route D1 leads from the Dutch border along the North Sea coast to the Danish border. The route is usually on paved roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle path is partially signposted with the D1 logo (half a wheel and "1" on a red background). Along the route there are numerous rest stops and opportunities to shorten the tour by bus and train. Highlights: - idyllic cycling...