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Nidda bei Harheim – Hassia-Quelle Runde von Fritz-Tarnow-Straße

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Nidda bei Harheim – Hassia-Quelle Runde von Fritz-Tarnow-Straße

Nicole planned a bike ride

February 27, 2022

Nidda bei Harheim – Hassia-Quelle Runde von Fritz-Tarnow-Straße

Easy

01:35

27.0km

17.0km/h

110m

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 21 m for 1 m

After 27.0 km for 1 m

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Train Station

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Eschersheim outdoor pool

Highlight • Rest Area

Stop for a moment and listen to the water. The current is pretty strong

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Nidda River Landscape

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The Nidda River is a magnificent river landscape. Especially upstream, the area is being increasingly renaturalized. It's wonderfully relaxing to cycle along it.

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Nidda Riverside Path at Frankfurter Berg (Frankfurt am Main)

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Very nice to driving bike path, right on the Nidda along 👍🏼

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Nidda River near Harheim

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beautiful section of the Niddaradweg. Some benches to linger and a great play of colors in the autumn sun with a view of Harheim

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Nidda Cycle Path at the Eschbach Confluence (Harheim)

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At the bridge in Harheim you can decide for the way back, whether it goes up the mountain to Berkersheim back to Frankfurt and you have to wait at the …

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14.2 km

Roman Mosaic Pavilion, Bad Vilbel

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The cycle route leads directly past the pavilion with the reconstructed Roman mosaic. The Oceanus mosaic is one of the most important Roman period mosaics in Germany. So be sure to stop for a moment and take a look.

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