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A short tour from Westerland, via Keitum into the marshland. Munkmarsch and Braderup offer not only mudflats, heathland, and marshland, but also very beautiful coastal paths. Plus, the shipwreck of the Mariann. Afterwards, back to Westerland via Wenningstedt. A short refreshment break at Sunset Beach is now a must.

The tour leads from Westerland to Rantum and from there along a dune path (on the mudflat side) towards Hörnum. This quiet, scenic route offers numerous photo opportunities. A short distance before Hörnum, the path crosses Rantum Road and climbs to Bunker Hill. Here you'll find yourself on the ruins

Today's ride took us from Westerland via Wenningstedt and Kampen towards List. We followed the old tank road to the viewing dune on List's west beach, where we enjoyed a 360-degree panoramic view. From there, we continued along the Listerdamm cycle path to the harbor. We took a short break for refreshments

From Westerland, take the Nösseldeich dike to Keitum. In Keitum, enjoy a short coffee or tea break at Nielsen's coffee garden or, alternatively, in the small tea room. Afterwards, continue through meadows, perhaps with a train ride, to Morsum. From there, cross the Morsumdeich dike to the Rantum Basin

This lake tour also includes uphill and downhill sections, as well as some cross-country. Overall, it's a bit more challenging, but you'll be rewarded with sensational views and panoramas. The bike paths around the lakes are almost perfect and offer good sun protection. For a stop, we recommend the Caf

A beautiful and relaxing tour around the two lakes. The tour runs partly along the road, but mostly directly along the water on bike paths or gravel paths. The route around the Genkeltal reservoir is considerably rougher, but the scenery is all the more beautiful. At the end, you'll be rewarded with

Today's our last tour from Bad Hersfeld. After just under 4 km, Bad Hersfeld is behind you, and along forest and woodland paths, you reach the start of the Solztal Cycle Path. Another former railway line, it runs for 28 km from Bad Hersfeld to Philippstal. Shortly after Schenklengsfeld, you can see the

Leaving Bad Hersfeld behind, the route continues along quiet country roads, cycle paths, and forest trails along the railway tracks and the Haune River. After a few kilometers, you reach the entrance to the Haune Valley Cycle Path. This path continues to Burghaun (Hünefeld), where you then join the Kegelspiel

This time, a beautiful, undulating country tour. From Bad Hersfeld, the route takes you along quiet country roads and cycle paths, sometimes uphill and then briskly downhill. You'll be rewarded with plenty of nature, views, and pleasant peace and quiet. Simply pure relaxation. Along the way, you'll pass