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原則として、道は素晴らしい、かなり新しいアスファルトで構成されています。しかし、道の両脇にある大きな木々が、一部の区間で、時にはかなりの凹凸や穴をすでに作り出しています。私がグラベルバイクとして使っている自転車のタイヤが十分に太いのは幸いでした... 😉

基本的には、素晴らしい、かなり新しいアスファルトの道です。しかし、道の脇にある大きな木々が、一部ではかなりの凹凸や穴をすでに再び作り出しています。私がグラベルとして使っている自転車に、きちんと太いタイヤが付いているのは幸いです… 😉

Update 11/2025: From about halfway between Ehlershausen and Großmoor, the asphalt is very difficult to ride on with a road bike; it's basically just a bumpy series of small patches... Horrible... (Tip: Maybe those responsible for road maintenance should get on a road bike and "test" the "quality 🙈" of the road several times. 😉)

It's a completely quiet section with no traffic. The highlight is the old gate opposite the waterworks, which has been beautifully restored.

The cycle path runs in the direction of Hornbostel --> Südwinsen. It's a bit of a nuisance if you're traveling in the opposite direction. It's also relatively narrow, but thanks to the good asphalt, it's acceptably rideable.

A wonderfully wide and quiet route through the Bergen military training area. The asphalt is really top-notch, and no tanks were damaged.

A beautiful route through wooded areas on a wide road with relatively little traffic. The entire length of the Esseler Damm is 9.5 km from the L190 junction to Ostenholz.

Even if the dining rooms inside or in the beer garden are full, sweaty cyclists will always find a chair and perhaps even a table to retreat to on the lawn. Don't be surprised if, after seeing my pictures, you're looking forward to König Pilsener or, from memory, Härke as the beer brands. They've switched to Gilde Pilsener (and other seasonal specialties). But since we cyclists often opt for non-alcoholic wheat beer anyway, Meißels or Erdinger remain the options... 😉 The website [https://hotel-baehre.de/] already shows that we cyclists are (also) welcome in this 3-star hotel, perhaps only as passers-by. To try the other food and drinks on offer, or even to stay overnight, you should make an appointment outside of a quick stop for refreshments on your bike during a tour, because—and this isn't just advertising jargon—you should take your time to enjoy it.