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November 5, 2025
Sonnig warmen Novembertag, einfach einfach treiben lassen und mit dem Südwind durch die Herbstlandschaft nach Walsrode. Das hat nochmal richtig Spass gemacht.
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For the first time in a long time, I made a trip to the Nordmannsturm (Northman's Tower). The climb from Bantorf to the Kreuzbuche (Cross Beech) was quite challenging, and it probably gets steeper with age.
Unfortunately, the Nordmannsturm was closed today, so we had to relocate our break to Egestorf
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Today, another little adventure in the Harz Mountains. I took the Metronom via Northeim to Bad Lauterberg in the Harz Mountains.
The first destination is the Odertalsperre (Oder Dam). Along the dam-side road, I mostly cycle on easy gravel paths around the reservoir. However, the view of the reservoir
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This time, the route follows the old postal route to Celle. The section around Lohnde Park Lake is characterized by its steep cobblestones. But the route should be as direct as possible toward Celle.
Through the southern heath, some sections were so sandy that we could only move forward by pushing.
In
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I learned about the Permanent CTF run by SV Nienhagen through Komotler Knut Wegekuckuck. It's a great tour, especially now during the heather bloom.
More information about the tour and its description can be found directly at: Permanent RTF / CTF – SV Nienhagen von 1928 e.V. share.google/osZJPfUjBoz7SvlqF
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After arriving in Goslar by train, I first cycle past Gut Riechenberg to Langelsheim for a warm-up. From Langelsheim, I follow the Innersten Cycle Path to the dam.
The route is well-developed, with a steady and manageable gradient. From Wildemann, the route continues through the town without a cycle path
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From Naunhof, the route first goes to the Mulde River in Grimma. A photo exhibition on the riverbank shows images of the devastating flood disaster of 2002 and 2013.
The landscape is slightly hilly, with a few climbs to be mastered before the route descends to the Elbe.
Overall, an interesting and beautiful
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My route today first leads to Alsleben, where I follow the Saale Cycle Path to Halle. Along the Saale, I had to cross the river several times by ferry due to a road closure.
From Halle to Leipzig, the route runs along the Weisse Elster and Neue Luppe rivers on a well-developed dike cycle path.
From Leipzig
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@Peter I live in Hanover and worked in Walsrode for 10 years. Every now and then I cycled there (very rarely even there and back). And almost exactly along your route – it brought a smile to my face to study your route a little more closely :-)
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