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Meierei Langeoog – Ostende Beach, Langeoog loop from Langeoog Bf

Meierei Langeoog – Ostende Beach, Langeoog loop from Langeoog Bf

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Meierei Langeoog – Ostende Beach, Langeoog loop from Langeoog Bf

01:21

25.4km

20m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 21, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 20.8 km for 78 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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198 m

Langeoog Island Train Station

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Those who come from the ferry can use the island train or walk here from the port. But I recommend using the island train.

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8.06 km

In earlier times, the then "Domain Ostend" or also called "Meierei" belonged to the Loccum monastery and produced milk, cheese and meat for its hospice. The domain ceased to exist in 1953. The name "Meierei" has remained, however, and that is how today's restaurant is still called. It is a popular excursion destination on the island and the only one in the east.

falke-meierei.de

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8.13 km

Meierei Café & Bike Service Point

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The cake is great, the tea tastes good

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8.92 km

Rest Area I/25

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10.2 km

Ostende Beach, Langeoog

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... the "Ostende Langeoog" ... should definitely be included in a bike tour!!! 👍🌊 ... a very nice place, also for a walk on the beach on a bike tour!!! ... with a view of the mainland and the southern tip of Spiekeroog ...

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17.4 km

View of Schloppsee

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We leave the beach at the level of the disaster road, a paved cycle and footpath.
I cannot exactly determine the origin of the dangerous-sounding name, but the catastrophic circumstance that "in 1717 the island (suffered) in the great storm tide (suffered) a great breakthrough in the middle, which became larger and larger over time," suggests that this event gave its name.
(nordsee-insel.de/info/nordseeinsel-2/langeoog/history-culture/)
The "Großer Schlopp" and the Schloppsee also seem to be remnants of this catastrophe
(Grote Sloop; Sloop refers to a line-like dune breakthrough), but the lake was only created in 1971 by sand extraction for coastal protection. (wiki)

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