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Ben Wanderschuh and others went gravel riding.
March 8, 2026
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Ben Wanderschuh and others went gravel riding.
June 9, 2025
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June 9, 2025
Today we cycled back from Neumünster to Hamburg. In contrast to yesterday, the route was much easier to ride today. The ground wasn't as muddy, and we mostly rode on concrete dirt roads. The elevation gain was also significantly lower today. The third leg of our Whitsun trip was the most scenic. We hope
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Ben Wanderschuh and others went gravel riding.
June 8, 2025
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June 8, 2025
Today we set off in heavy rain. So, Bosau showed its "best side" during the greetings and farewells.
Afterwards, we rode along small paths and quiet roads to Preetz, where we had lunch at a nice snack bar in the pouring rain.
Afterward, we rode again, constantly up and down, to Neumünster. The scenery
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Ben Wanderschuh and others went gravel riding.
June 7, 2025
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June 7, 2025
Today was the start of our Whitsun bike tour. This time, we were a little further away from home.
We started in the north of Hamburg. From there, we went via Norderstedt to Bad Segeberg. There, after just under 45 km, we took a break at a restaurant in the lovely pedestrian zone just in time for lunch
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Ben Wanderschuh and Max went for a bike ride.
October 23, 2024
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October 23, 2024
We arrived safely at the confluence of the Lahn and the Rhine. We started in thick fog and felt like 4 degrees. When we arrived, the Rhine greeted us with sunshine, 15° and a beautiful blue sky.
Today's last stage was wonderful and very relaxed with little incline along the Lahn. It was about 30 km to
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Ben Wanderschuh and Max went for a bike ride.
October 22, 2024
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October 22, 2024
Today's tour took us from Weilburg on the Lahn to Dietz. The cycle path along the Lahn was a narrow, mostly asphalted cycle path that was very easy to ride on. There were rarely any particular inclines.
We stopped for lunch in Vellmar because most of the restaurants were closed on Mondays. In Runkel there
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Ben Wanderschuh and Max went for a bike ride.
October 21, 2024
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October 21, 2024
Today we traveled on the Lahn cycle path from Gießen to Weilburg. At first the sky was slightly blue, but the weather soon changed and the sky was bright blue. At just under 50 km, today's stage was very easy to cycle. There were benches in many places and the blue sky practically invited you to cycle
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Ben Wanderschuh and Max went for a bike ride.
October 20, 2024
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October 20, 2024
From today onwards, it was just the two of us - massive knee pain was the reason for the hiking friend to give up.
The two of us set off from Biedenkopf in thick fog. At first, you could see the Lahn more often, but the further we got to Marburg, the less often it became.
Marburg itself seems very beautiful
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Ben Wanderschuh and others went for a bike ride.
October 19, 2024
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October 19, 2024
Today we set off from Siegen on the Lahn cycle path. The source of the Lahn is, however, single. You have to get there first!
The last 2 km before the source of the Lahn are disgusting and cannot be ridden by bike (organic). And especially not with luggage.
We enjoyed a lunch at the source of the Lahn
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Max and Wanderrucksack went for a hike.
August 6, 2024
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Ben Wanderschuh and Tobi like this.
March 8, 2026
A really great gravel bike tour with everything your heart desires: lunch, asphalt, mountain bike terrain, mud, chain off and oil on my fingers 😳🤭🤩
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