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Geltinger Bucht/Wackerballig – Vor Wackerballig Runde von Niesgrau

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Geltinger Bucht/Wackerballig – Vor Wackerballig Runde von Niesgrau

Schäferbande planned a bike ride

August 19, 2022

Geltinger Bucht/Wackerballig – Vor Wackerballig Runde von Niesgrau

Easy

00:58

13.3km

13.7km/h

40m

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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.

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Thatched-roof house in Ohrfeldhaff

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Well-preserved thatched cottage, nice to look at.

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Coastal Path between Koppelheck and Wackerballig

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The path is also used as a hiking trail - it can sometimes be quite narrow (or damp) ;-)

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Wild Schleswig-Holstein Campsite Geltinger Birk

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Brilliant place to stay overnight. The location is perfect. On the one hand to enjoy the sea and the peace and quiet and on the other hand because if the …

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Wackerballig Marina

Highlight (Segment) • Rest Area

The bicycle lane goes all the way along the water in the whole bay. Only on weekends it can get crowded.

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St. Katharinen Church, Gelting

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According to legend, the Geltinger church was initially built on the paddock Kirchenacker between Stenderup and Gundelsby. The decision for the location in Gelting was probably made by the Lord …

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9.22 km

Geltinger Bucht Waterfront Trail

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Cycle path along the Baltic Sea. Can be driven on in good weather, it can be slippery when it rains because the path is made of clay and not gravel. Fantastic view of the Baltic Sea and pure nature.

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