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The second part of our 5th stage of the Weser Cycle Tour, as mentioned under Nienburg/Weser to Hoya, was oriented more towards the Aller River out of personal nostalgia and deviated from the designated Weser Cycle Path. We left Hoya on the Hasseler Steinweg, or rather the main road. Given the rather
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The 5th stage along the Weser River is divided into two parts: a) from Nienburg/Weser to Hoya and b) from Hoya to Verden/Aller. This is due, firstly, to an operator error, and secondly, it fits thematically well. From Hoya onward, we turned more towards the Aller out of personal nostalgia.
We left Nienburg
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Our fourth stage begins in Minden on the left bank of the Weser, past and under the waterway junction, through and over the Weser lock. The cycle path runs directly along the riverbank until Petershagen. From Petershagen, the Weser Cycle Path turns onto an old railway line, offering a peaceful, traffic
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Our third stage along the Weser started in Hameln. Like the last two days, we followed the signs, which went smoothly. First, we cycled to Rinteln on the right bank of the river. The route again takes us through a lot of countryside and offers frequent views of the Weser. From Rinteln to Eisbergen, the
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The next leg of our tour along the Weser River starts in Höxter. The 2023 State Garden Show has left its decorative mark on the Weser riverbank leading to the World Heritage Site of Corvey. At the former Corvey Monastery, I unknowingly but without permission rode my bike into the beautiful courtyard
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We cycled along the right bank of the Weser to Herstelle and had a beautiful path, partly alongside or away from a main road. Twice we had to push our bikes up the inclines. Otherwise, the route was relaxing, apart from the headwind. At Herstelle, on the recommendation of a local cyclist, we crossed
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Our 6th stage along the Weser River starts at one of its tributaries, the Aller, in Verden. We chose the right bank of the Aller and Weser. The signs towards Achim led us zigzagging through residential streets out of Verden and finally into open countryside, where the stiff northern German breeze kindly
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