Werra River Crossing

The Werra Valley with the Werra stretches in the south between the Rhön and the Thuringian Forest and then runs along the edge of the northern Hessian mountains until it meets the Fulda.
At this point you cross the Werra and shortly afterwards reach Eisfeld. The Werra rises at its sources in the Thuringian Forest near the towns of Fehrenbach and Siegmundsburg and then flows for around 300 km to Hann. Münden, where it flows into the Weser with the Fulda.So here in Hildburghausen you are relatively at the beginning of the Werra Valley cycle path, provided you cycle the route from the source.Have a good trip. 👍🏻🍀

The Werra Valley Cycle Route is now one of the most popular long-distance cycle routes in Germany. You cycle for around 300 km from the Werra springs on the Rennsteig through colourful half-timbered towns and beautiful landscapes, past stately palaces and proud castles and enjoy plenty of culture.Source: werratal.de/radeln/werratal-radweg

The Werra is one of the longest rivers in Germany