Wölfersheimer See – Trais-Horloffer Lake loop from Trais-Horloff

Wölfersheimer See – Trais-Horloffer Lake loop from Trais-Horloff

Moderate

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Wölfersheimer See – Trais-Horloffer Lake loop from Trais-Horloff

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29.7km

110m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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214 m

Wetterau Lake District

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Storks, geese and swans are always breeding here, and the young are then seen either in the nest or during their flight tests in the pond area.

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10.9 km

Wölfersheimer See

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Lake at sunset

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11.2 km

Lake Wölfersheim was formed by lignite mining in the Wetterau region and is the largest lake in the region.

It lies at the center of the two cycling routes (north and south) of the Wetterau Lake District. Further information:
wetterauer-seenplatte.de/pages/radfahren.php

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11.8 km

Idyllic Wooden Bridge

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A small stream runs under the bridge to the lake. Always nice to look at 🌱

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16.9 km

Wölfersheimer See

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28.5 km

Wetterau Lake District North Tour

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Round trip of the Wetterau Lakes Platten, whether north or south route on paved paths to the lakes

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28.7 km

Trais-Horloffer Lake

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Due to the large car park, the snack bar and the restaurant, there is always a high number of visitors on the Inheiden side of the lake, which is why …

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28.9 km

Inheiden Lake (Trais-Horloffer Lake)

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The Inheidener See, also called Trais-Horloffer See, is a relic of former lignite mining in the Wetterau and has been a popular bathing lake for decades, also frequently used as …

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