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Elbbrücken – Außenalster Runde von Hudtwalckerstraße

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Elbbrücken – Außenalster Runde von Hudtwalckerstraße

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May 24, 2021

Elbbrücken – Außenalster Runde von Hudtwalckerstraße

Moderate

02:04

34.5km

16.7km/h

120m

110m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces.

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5.14 km

Leinpfad — Cycle Street along the Alster

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

From the Hudtwalkerstraße (near the underground station) the towpath leads as a bicycle street in the direction of the Outer Alster. Car traffic is secondary here and has to adapt. Everything is going very smoothly.

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8.76 km

Alster Shore (Outer Alster Lake)

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Riding the west side of the Alster is a pleasure. The road is again a bicycle road, the car traffic and the tourist buses are slow. You can stop everywhere …

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12.3 km

Oberhafenkanal Cycle Path

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The route is ideal for cycling and offers a great panorama. There is no better way to get from the Elbe bridges to the Speicherstadt by bike.

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14.6 km

New Elbe Bridge

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A truly remarkable structure over the Elbe. It's worth taking a short break on the bridge with a great view of the Port of Hamburg, other bridges, and of course the Elbe.

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25.8 km

View of the Außenalster

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Hamburg is not possible without the Außenalster. Sit down and enjoy the Alster water - please no cyclist.

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25.9 km

Cycle street along the Außenalster

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Here, on the Outer Alster, you'll find what is probably the most beautiful cycle path in the world. Here, too, cyclists have the right of way. The Outer Alster was …

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