Best trails near Seilbahnanlage Pennickental

12th stage of the official long-distance cycle route through Germany from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria (D-Route 11) The D-Route D11 (Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria) runs on the entire route from Rostock to Freilassing in Bavaria. The route is usually on paved roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle path is partially signposted with the D11 logo (half wheel and "11" on a red background), but sometimes only local cycle paths are signposted.

A varied bike tour near Jena, Thuringia. A beautiful loop tour along four rivers: the Gleise, the Saale, the Roda and the Zeitzbach. The route leads through the forest, along smaller roads with little traffic and many wide cycle paths (including the Saale cycle path in the Saale-Holzland district in Thuringia). From Bürgel you cycle a bit on a railway cycle path. There are numerous picknick areas along the way. The route often follows the popular Thuringian Mill Cycle Path. Highlights of...

Stage 10 of the Mittelland Route. The 10th day tour of the Mittelland Route starts from the university town of Jena with its numerous vantage points and historical sights along the Rhoda to Hermsdorf. Here you have conquered most of the vertical meters of the bike tour and until the stage destination in Gera it goes mostly downhill through peaceful forests. Highlights: - Jena: Thalstein Castle, Jenzigaussicht, Napoleonstein, Bismarck Tower, Kunitzburg - Zeitzgrund nature reserve: Pechofen...

5th partial stage of the official Saaleradweg long-distance cycle route from the Saale source to the mouth of the Elbe The long-distance cycle path is an official cycle path of the Saaleradweg eV and is signposted with the pictogram of a cyclist on a blue stripe and the text "Saale". The long-distance cycle path runs on cycle path D-Route 11, which runs from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria. The route is also part of the R1 European cycle route (France / Russia) and the EuroVelo2 (Ireland /...

5th partial stage of the long-distance cycle route Thuringian city chain from Eisenach to Altenburg The term Thuringian chain of cities describes a 130-kilometer-long imaginary line on which the six largest cities in the state of Thuringia line up in an easterly direction. The long-distance cycle path has mostly flat terrain and mostly leads on paved dirt roads and side roads. The waymarking of the route includes the designation “Thuringian city chain” with the central pictogram of a...