View of Kirchhain – Hainmühle on the Ohm River loop from Lohra

View of Kirchhain – Hainmühle on the Ohm River loop from Lohra

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View of Kirchhain – Hainmühle on the Ohm River loop from Lohra

03:23

83.3km

370m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 63.6 km for 9 m

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New Section of the Lahn Cycle Path

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A great new section with a fine surface and winding route.

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34.4 km

View of Amöneburg

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Beautiful, well-paved cycle path right next to the main road with a view of Amöneburg.

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44.2 km

View of Kirchhain

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From Groß-Seelheim the cycle path leads through the Ohmauen to Kirchhain. On the way you can watch a variety of storks and herons again and again

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52.1 km

Hainmühle on the Ohm River

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An old watermill on the Ohm, which has been here for several centuries and only stopped operating in the 1960s. However, the old turbine system has been renovated in recent …

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59.3 km

View of Marburg Castle and Elisabeth Church

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From the Lahnwiesen you have a beautiful view of the highlights of the Marburg City Palace and the Elisabeth Church.

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66.9 km

View of Marburg Castle

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an absolute eye-catcher. You can see the castle from afar.

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68.4 km

Old Lahn Bridge

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The view of the bridge opposite offers a great photo opportunity, especially when the sun is low.

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70.3 km

Aquapark at Niederweimarer See

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Since 2017, Seepark has had Germany's largest water park. Up to 132 people can do sports and have fun simultaneously on floating trampolines, slides, and climbing walls. The water park can be used from noon every full hour.

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