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North Rhine-Westphalia
Kreis Olpe
Attendorn

Ahauser Reservoir – Bigge River Cycle Path loop from Attendorn

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Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia
Kreis Olpe
Attendorn

Ahauser Reservoir – Bigge River Cycle Path loop from Attendorn

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Ahauser Reservoir – Bigge River Cycle Path loop from Attendorn

03:41

46.4km

780m

Expert bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2025

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835 m

Attendorn town center

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In addition to the nine guilds, Attendorn owes its importance mainly to the wool and linen weavers. Furthermore, the city's political and ecclesiastical position as a border fortress of the …

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15.4 km

View of the Lenne Valley and Siesel Loop

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After climbing the hill, the cyclist has a fantastic view of the Lenneschleife, Siesel district, just before the mountain top.
The historic Siesel hydropower station can be seen in the …

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18.0 km

Blick auf die 4-Täler-Stadt

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4

24.0 km

Schwarzenberg Castle Ruins

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From this position only the former forester's house with outbuildings can be seen. A small path with a swing gate leads up to the actual Schwarzenberg castle ruins.

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28.4 km

View of the Lenne River from the Rönkhausen Bridge

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Idyllic view especially at sunrise

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35.2 km

Ehemaliger Ringlokschuppen

Ruins

7

37.8 km

Gut Ahausen

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A great old building

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40.2 km

Ahausen Castle

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It is most beautiful there in May when the rhododendron blooms. There are many bushes of that there.

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41.3 km

Ahausen Reservoir

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We had wonderful views of the reservoir and the surrounding area from the bike path.

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43.2 km

Bigge River Cycle Path

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Cycle path between Finnentrop-Heggen and Attendorn, always along the Bigge. There's a lot to see along the way: the Schafsbrücke, the small waterfall, the Ahauser cliffs and the Pater basin, …

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46.4 km

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Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

15.9 km

12.2 km

8.64 km

7.12 km

2.19 km

314 m

Surfaces

23.2 km

14.1 km

7.62 km

927 m

283 m

271 m

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Highest point (510 m)

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