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Ich hoffe, dass ich euch auch in Zukunft noch die eine oder andere interessante Touren präsentieren kann und dabei möchte ich wie gewohnt darauf achten, euch keine einzige Tour doppelt zu präsentieren. Im nächsten Jahr möchte ich euch z. B. meine überarbeitete Collection von der Via Claudia Augusta präsentieren und bin jetzt schon gespannt, ob sie euch gefallen wird.
Für dieses Jahr möchte ich mich von komott verabschieden (Räume hier noch etwas auf und mache vielleicht noch ne kleine Wanderung 😉) und wünsche euch ALLEN ganz viel Gesundheit, alles Gute 🍀, ein besinnliches Weihnachtsfest🎅🏼🎄und einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr 2026.
PS: Ich mag es übrigens immer noch, wenn ich in den Wäldern 🌳 meine Augen schließe und den Geräuschen lauschen kann. Ich liebe die Aussichten von den Bergen ⛰️, wo mein Alltag ganz weit weg erscheint und ich genieße das Rauschen der Wellen 🌊, wenn ich am Strand liege und dabei meinen Gedanken 💭 freien Lauf lassen kann. Es sind genau diese Momente in meinem Leben, wo die Zeit ⏱️ zu stehen scheint. Ein perfekter Moment!
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After a short detour through the city center (lots of shopping, the town hall, and the Christmas market), I headed to my actual destinations.
In spring and summer, the viewpoints at the vineyard and the "Schöne Aussicht" (Beautiful View) must be wonderful places to linger. I can already picture myself
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...and then Molli came 😃.
In glorious weather ☀️, we took the Molli train from Bad Doberan to Heiligendamm, where the beach 🏖️ is just a few minutes' walk away. A stroll across the viewing bridge is a must, of course 😎.
I took a quick detour into the wonderful forest, which shortly afterwards led to
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The most important question: Can you cycle the Heidschnuckenweg? Yes,.....
...but the Heidschnuckenweg often (almost always!) leads along natural and very narrow paths, some of which are unsuitable for cycling. See below for more information 👇🏼.
For bikers, a hiking trail of this type means:
- Absolute
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The Weser Cycle Route. According to a 2024 ADFC cycle travel analysis, voted Germany's most popular long-distance cycle route for the fifth time.
4-star quality: Sounds good ✔️
Weather forecast: Tailwind ✔️
Pocket money 💰: ✔️
Bremen Central Station is easy to reach by DB. It's also free with a D-Ticket
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EuroVelo 13 – also known as the German Green Belt – is a long-distance cycle route along the former inner-German border. This route is 135 km long in its original length and has almost identical elevation gain.
I've expanded the "Green Belt" to include a bit more greenery and a bit less country road
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Bike and Walk, a festival for the senses 🤩.
- Hansdorfer Brook Nature Reserve,
- Ammerbek-Niederung Nature Reserve,
- Duvenstedter Brook Nature Reserve,
- Wohldorfer Wald Nature Reserve,
- Rodenbeker Quellental Nature Reserve,
- Duvenwischen Nature Reserve,
- Höltigbaum Nature Reserve,
- Stellmoorer Tunneltal
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The Aller River is barely visible, but you'll be rewarded with a wealth of beautiful nature...
- Lower Aller Lowland Nature Reserve in the Verden district
- Allerschleifen Nature Reserve between Wohlendorf and Hülsen
- Aller-Leinetal Nature Reserve
- Hornborsteler Hutweide Nature Reserve
- Lower Aller Lowland
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From Hamburg, you can reach Preetz quite comfortably by train (free with the D-Ticket + €7 bicycle ticket - bahn.de)
The first tour was already beautiful, but the second stage will make every cyclist's heart ♥️ soar.
What a magnificent route through a fantastic nature park 🤩. You'll cycle from one scenic
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I wanted to see this beautiful city again. This time without the hustle and bustle and without the many other tourists. I think I managed that quite well.
Please remember the Venice toll, introduced in April 2025 - valid from May to June 2025. Tickets 🎟️ - here's the link: cda.veneziaunica.it/de
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The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe is a must-see when you're in Kassel, and I can quickly explain why:
- No matter the weather, there's always something to admire here 🤩
- The aqueduct is a real eye-catcher, even without the waterfall.
- The Devil's Bridge is a scenic dream.
- The climb to the Hercules Monument
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