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Holzbrücke über Wümme Nordarm – Borgfelder Wümmebrücke Runde von Borgfeld-West

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Holzbrücke über Wümme Nordarm – Borgfelder Wümmebrücke Runde von Borgfeld-West

Jens Ebert planned a bike ride

September 4, 2021

Holzbrücke über Wümme Nordarm – Borgfelder Wümmebrücke Runde von Borgfeld-West

Moderate

03:43

61.2km

16.5km/h

110m

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

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 41.9 km for 109 m

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10.9 km

Picnic area with views over the Borgfelder Wümmewiesen

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The Hollerdeich offers a wonderful view of the Borgfeld Wümmewiesen. Old willows are just as typical as the purple carpets of the cuckoo carnation (May / June).

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11.8 km

Borgfelder Wümmewiesen Nature Reserve

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The Borgfelder Wümmewiesen are the largest nature reserve in Bremen and wonderful for cycling. In winter, a flooded meadow landscape develops here. You can find many rare plant species, such …

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36.7 km

Wooden bridge over the northern arm of the Wümme

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Be sure to take a short break here at sunrise or sunset. You will be rewarded with a wonderful landscape with a rich bird life.

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41.4 km

Fischerhude Artists' Village

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Nestled between the many arms of the Wümme lies the artists' village of Fischerhude. Many trees give the place a special charm and for this reason it is also known …

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41.9 km

Wooden Bridges Over the Wümme Middle Arm in Fischerhude

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Some great hiking trails lead along the Wümme and the "Sträks" (that's how the arms are called). You cross the numerous watercourses again and again on various wooden bridges. The trails are natural and very muddy in rainy weather.

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