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Entlang der Weser – Brücke der Sollingbahn Runde von Bad Driburg (Westf)

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Entlang der Weser – Brücke der Sollingbahn Runde von Bad Driburg (Westf)

Astrid Stude planned a bike ride

July 30, 2022

Entlang der Weser – Brücke der Sollingbahn Runde von Bad Driburg (Westf)

Hard

04:41

77.3km

16.5km/h

580m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a ferry crossing

Check ferry timetable.

After 37.6 km for 95 m

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13.5 km

Stone Bridge over the Nethe

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Pretty stone bridge that spans the Nethe at this point. Super idyllic in the middle of the countryside.

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26.4 km

Historic Nethe Bridge, Ottbergen

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This is a wonderful place here. The Bruchbach flows into the Nethe directly at the historic Ottbergen stone bridge.

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34.5 km

Railway bridge over the Weser (Fürstenberg)

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The former Holzminden - Scherfede railway ran over this bridge. At Wehrden there was a temporary connection to the Sollingbahn, which bridges the Weser a little further upstream [komoot.de/highlight/508288]. The …

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34.6 km

Weser Cycle Route

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I also prefer to drive the route from Beverungen to Holzminden and back. Nice and flat and great bike paths, no cars.

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35.1 km

View of Schloss Fürstenberg

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Nice view of the castle.

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37.6 km

Wehrden Cable Ferry

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Here you can easily get to the other side on foot or by bike. There are restaurants on both sides where you can also sit outside and enjoy the view of the Weser.

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