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Rinteln-Schaumburg – Fähre Großenwieden Runde von Wehl

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Rinteln-Schaumburg – Fähre Großenwieden Runde von Wehl

Markus Kaiser planned a bike ride

September 14, 2021

Rinteln-Schaumburg – Fähre Großenwieden Runde von Wehl

Moderate

03:12

51.6km

16.1km/h

90m

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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.

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8.46 km

Großes Perlboot Sculpture on the Weser Cycle Path

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Right on the Weser cycle path, great opportunity for a little rest. Two short benches, the rear one being shown as a wave. Great view of the Weser and the surrounding area.

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10.4 km

Weser Bridge near Fuhlen

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You have a nice view from the bridge.

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13.6 km

View of the River Weser

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The Weser is always worth a bike tour

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13.8 km

Tina's Coffee Stop on the Weser Cycle Path

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Great idea, right on the Weser cycle path, various refreshments are ready and can be taken by self-service. Money is simply put in the casket.

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18.3 km

View of the Weser near Kleinenwieden

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Very nice rest area right on the Weser

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24.9 km

View of Rinteln across the River Weser

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From here you can enjoy a wonderful view over the Weser to Rinteln. The Catholic St. Sturmius Church can be seen on the left and the Evangelical Lutheran St. Nikolai Church on the right.

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25.7 km

Hindenburg Bridge

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The bridge was opened in 1927 as the "Hindenburg Bridge". The bridge was blown up in 1945, but opened again the following year - as the first road bridge over …

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