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North Rhine-Westphalia

Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf

River and stream meadows loop – cycling through the Rhineland

Bike touring routes & trails

North Rhine-Westphalia

Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf

River and stream meadows loop – cycling through the Rhineland

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River and stream meadows loop – cycling through the Rhineland

02:38

40.6km

80m

Cycling

On this natural cycle route you will discover the biological diversity in and around the city of Neuss. You drive along scenic paths through water-rich and green areas in downtown …

by Radregion Rheinland

Last updated: June 5, 2024

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1.83 km

RennbahnPark

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The landscape protection area of the RennbahnPark is an inner-city green area that is important in terms of urban climate. It offers recreational uses and green areas that are compatible …

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6.72 km

Ölgangsinsel Nature Reserve

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The 57 hectare site has been under nature protection since 1977, making it the oldest nature reserve in the Rhine district of Neuss. It is home to one of the …

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14.7 km

Uedesheim Rhine Bend

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The Rheinaue between Grimlinghausen and Uedesheim, which was declared a nature reserve in 1988, is home to numerous rare animal and plant species such as meadow sage or the little owl on an area of around 137 hectares.

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30.3 km

Cycle path along the Hummelbach

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Hummelbach right tributary of the Erft opposite Selikum, city of Neuss.

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33.6 km

Erft River near Düsseldorf

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Shortly before the mouth of the Erft in the Rhine, the watercourse is being renatured as part of the perspective concept for the Erft conversion. The backwaters, some of which …

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33.8 km

Barefoot Path in Hochzeitshain Neuss

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On the barefoot path, located directly on the Erft, feet come into their own. A course with 17 fields offers sensual and physical perception - pure wellness for the feet. …

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40.6 km

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Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

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14.8 km

12.0 km

8.91 km

3.26 km

1.44 km

234 m

Surfaces

18.8 km

5.92 km

5.62 km

5.09 km

4.47 km

665 m

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Radregion RheinlandMarch 28, 2023

On this natural cycle route you will discover the biological diversity in and around the city of Neuss. You drive along scenic paths through water-rich and green areas in downtown Neuss and in the southern parts of the city. This includes landscape and nature reserves as well as biotope areas worthy

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