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Lahn Radweg nach Balduinstein – Blick auf Balduinstein Runde von Laurenburg (Lahn)

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Lahn Radweg nach Balduinstein – Blick auf Balduinstein Runde von Laurenburg (Lahn)

WeinCafé - Zum Scheidts planned a bike ride

April 6, 2021

Lahn Radweg nach Balduinstein – Blick auf Balduinstein Runde von Laurenburg (Lahn)

Hard

03:09

46.1km

14.6km/h

620m

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Overview

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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

You may need to carry your bike.

After 17.8 km for 20 m

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8.10 km

Lahn River Near Geilnau

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Behind Balduinstein there is a gap in the Lahntal cycle path to Laurenburg. It is therefore recommended to take the train from Balduinstein to Laurenburg. Alternatively, you can torture yourself …

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12.2 km

View of the River Lahn

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The cycle path between Balduinstein and Diez mostly leads directly along the Lahn, so that you usually have a good and beautiful view of the water and the activities on it or in it.

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14.1 km

Lahn Cycle Path

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The Lahn bike path along the river is a great experience 👍

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16.3 km

Lahn Riverside Cycle Path

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Relaxed bike path right along the banks of the Lahn. In summer you can watch the many canoeists on the water here.

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17.8 km

Very nice bridge with a great view of the castle.
!! Attention when driving over !! The white lines mark an edge that is easily overlooked in backlight or dusk. As a cyclist, you can quickly stumble here (own experience).

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