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Von Tating nach Tönning

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Von Tating nach Tönning

Jutta Hartung planned an e-bike ride

August 24, 2025

Von Tating nach Tönning

Moderate

03:06

56.0km

18.1km/h

60m

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Moderate e-bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 36.7 km for 273 m

After 38.0 km for 91 m

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20.4 km

St. Nikolai Church Kotzenbüll

Highlight • Religious Site

Kotzenbüll's St. Nicholas Church is a true gem, one you wouldn't expect to find in such a small village. The church, with the oldest church doors in Schleswig-Holstein, dates back …

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24.1 km

Tönning

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Like the inland port of Husum, the Tönning harbor is tide-dependent and dries out at low tide. In the small fishermen's houses on the harbor pier you will find a wide range of restaurants.

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27.0 km

Charming Cottage Behind the Dike

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The cats behind the dike are very nice to look at

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33.2 km

The Schafberg am Katinger Watt is an ideal starting point for exploring the nature reserve. The nature park opposite is particularly suitable for children. A small adventure playground!
For nature-loving …

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33.5 km

Leitdamm – Grüne Insel mit Eidervorland Nature Reserve

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Leitdamm leads from the Eidersperrwerk to the Katinger foothills through the beautiful nature reserve "Green Island with Eidvorland". A well navigable path and the better alternative to the main road.

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38.0 km

Eider Barrage & Lock

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Imposing structure with high dykes that serve as a bulwark against the storm surges of the North Sea. On the inland side, the wide estuary of the Eider extends to …

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