About Atlas
6,947 km
520:08 h
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Atlas went for a hike.
July 9, 2025
01:33
5.49km
3.6km/h
140m
130m
Atlas went for a hike.
July 8, 2025
01:15
5.17km
4.1km/h
40m
40m
- runner1508, juttab, and others like this.
- June 14, 2025
Today, it's only 16 km from the campsite to the main train station, half of it along the canal with no traffic at all. The remaining roads have dedicated bike paths or at least bike lanes.
We were able to have breakfast at the huge Edeka Moabit supermarket and buy provisions for the train journey.
Finally…
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- June 13, 2025
Today we mostly cycled along busy roads. Although most of them had bike paths, it was still noisy. Only when we deviated from the Komoot route shortly before Spandau to take a break on the banks of the Havel did it become quieter and, at times, truly idyllic. The route through Spandau to the campsite…
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- Roland, Steffen Voß, and others like this.
- June 12, 2025
Your reward for your exertions: sun and no mountains. Wonderful. 👍
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- Roland, p.baginski, and others like this.
- June 11, 2025
Today was a cycling day like you'd wish for. The ride out of Oschersleben and through Magdeburg involved car traffic, but otherwise it was all on side roads and bike paths. The highlight was the route along the Elbe-Havel Canal. It runs straight ahead, but always has a perfect surface, even when it's not paved.
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- runner1508, Roland, and others like this.
- June 10, 2025
In terms of trails, this stage included everything from cobblestones in Goslar's old town to the bike path along the busy B82. In between, there were small country roads and, at one point, a kilometer-long gravel track. Komoot even included a section of the paved path along the former inner-German border…
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- runner1508, Katja, and others like this.
- June 9, 2025
The weather has calmed down, and we first cycle along a beautiful bike path to Uslar. Since we didn't reach our planned daily distance yesterday, we take the train two stops further to Hardegsen. This also avoids a long climb over the Solling mountain range. Komoot measured the train ride, and it was…
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To get used to it, let's take a walk to the sea. With today's wind conditions, the dune crest feels like a sandblasting booth.
Further inland, it's quieter.
And at the fish snack bar, you can enjoy the kibbeling menu in the sun and without the wind.