Wiedau Bridge – Fidi-Boon-Wech cycle path loop from Bothel

Wiedau Bridge – Fidi-Boon-Wech cycle path loop from Bothel

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Wiedau Bridge – Fidi-Boon-Wech cycle path loop from Bothel

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26.2km

50m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Wümmeniederung mit Rodau, Wiedau und Trochelbach

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4.73 km

Wasserfuhren cycle route from Worth to Rotenburg

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Immediately after Worth, the path led off the road to the left onto an asphalt path without traffic and then led into a forest path that was easy to drive to the beginning of Rotenburg. -Great route - only nature 👍👍👍.

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8.16 km

Wiedau Bridge

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Near the bridge, the two rivers Rodau and Wiedau merge and then flow further as Mühlen-, Teich- and Stadtstreek until they later flow into the Wümme.

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11.4 km

Fidi-Boon-Wech cycle path

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The new cycle path “Fidi-Boon-Wechsel” connects Rotenburg with Brockel. The route is well asphalted and wide enough so that cyclists can meet each other safely.

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12.0 km

Fidi-Boon-Wech Cycle and Walking Path

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Good for road cycling 🚴‍♂️

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16.8 km

Tree-lined street

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Smooth route without much root damage to the asphalt :)

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24.5 km

Wooden bridge over the Rodau in the Wümme Lowlands

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Nice place to take a break

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24.5 km

Wiedau River

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The Wiedau, in its middle course also called Mehlandsbach, and in its upper course also Delmser Bach, is a 27.4-kilometer-long left tributary of the Wümme in Lower Saxony (Germany). With its tributaries, it follows the northwestern slope of the Lüneburger Heide, which gradually transitions into the sandy Wümme floodplain belonging to the Stader Geest.

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