Harbour "Ditzum" – Jann-Berghaus Bridge loop from Kernstadt Leer

Harbour "Ditzum" – Jann-Berghaus Bridge loop from Kernstadt Leer

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Harbour "Ditzum" – Jann-Berghaus Bridge loop from Kernstadt Leer

01:36

38.4km

60m

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: September 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 19.4 km for 59 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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4.54 km

View of the Rheiderland

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A magnificent view of the countryside

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14.6 km

Hatzum–Critzum Road

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pleasant route, good surface little traffic

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19.2 km

St. Paulus Church Ditzum

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Brick church from the 12th or 13th century. Free-standing tower to the west of the church from 1846 with open lantern

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19.5 km

Harbour "Ditzum"

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The small fishing village of Ditzum is popular with cyclists. Whether on the return trip from Rheiderland or the Dollart route from Holland. Ditzum always invites you to take a …

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36.7 km

Bicycle Sculpture on the Ems Bridge

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The sculpture is right behind the bridge over the Ems

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36.8 km

Bingum bicycle rest area

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Bicycle rest stop Emsbrücke in Leer-Bingum!

Here, directly on the "Water and Wide" Ostfriesland cycle route, a cozy place to relax awaits you.

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37.2 km

Jann-Berghaus Bridge

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The view over the Ems is always worthwhile. The trip to Emden through the Rheiderland and with the ferry from Ditzum is nicer.

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37.5 km

Jann-Berghaus Bridge

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One of the largest swing bridges in Europe used to be here. After the modernization it became a bascule bridge. After the Meyerwerft had complained long enough that they needed …

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