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Lindaunisbrücke – Arnis Runde von Rieseby

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Lindaunisbrücke – Arnis Runde von Rieseby

E. J. planned a bike ride

July 13, 2021

Lindaunisbrücke – Arnis Runde von Rieseby

Moderate

03:12

43.8km

13.7km/h

190m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 21.9 km for 212 m

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Train Station

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5.43 km

Lindaunis Bridge

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The bridge is currently not passable: Information from the train to the Lindaunisbrücke: The bridge has been closed to passers-by since March 6, 2023. In the period that follows, we …

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16.7 km

Arnis Marina

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3 shipyards are still in operation in Arnis

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17.1 km

View over the Schlei and Kappeln from Arnis

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Arnos has exactly one main street running lengthwise: the Long Street. This has a small turning hammer at its end, where a bench offers a clear view to the north over the Schlei.

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17.4 km

Arnis — Germany's smallest town

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Germany's smallest town with its cute main street and beautiful church is definitely worth a visit!

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20.8 km

Museum Harbour Kappeln

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The loop is an estuary of the Baltic Sea that stretches 42 kilometers in length from Schleimünde in the east to Schleswig in the west. Due to its conditions, the …

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23.2 km

Kappeln Bascule Bridge

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The city of Kappeln has had this bascule bridge since 2002, replacing the old swing bridge. Once every hour, the bridge opens the passage for the many boats and ships …

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