About Harald1000
1,528 km
136:47 h
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This short tour is a challenge: steep climbs, beautiful back roads, and, unfortunately, two sections along busy main roads. In glorious spring weather, it's beautiful, with fantastic views overlooking Lüdenscheid. Highlights along the way include Neuenhof Castle, Haus Rhade, and the old Schleifenkottenbahn
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This route predominantly follows the southeastern section of the "Old Dikes, New Land" themed cycle route. The route is ideal for nature lovers, as the first section runs along the Speicherkoog Dithmarschen nature reserve. The first few kilometers along the dike are quickly completed. The return journey
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At the Kiel Canal, we change direction to the south, now with the icy wind at our backs – making the ride much more pleasant. Huge, impressive ships and small pleasure craft pass us. We use the official canal route. Progress is brisk, even if the route is somewhat monotonous. We stop at Canal 33 at the
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Today we choose part of the themed route "From Canal & Stone Age Graves." The starting point is at the parking lot of the Stone Age village of Alberdorf. Parking for the entire day costs 3 euros. It takes a while to find the trail. With an icy headwind despite the sunshine, we can't fully enjoy what
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This easy tour follows the northern section of the "Old Dikes, New Land" themed cycle route, shortening it near Wesselburen via Büsum Airfield. If you like, you can take a detour to the Eider Barrage after a long stretch along the dike in the north. We skipped that because we've been there several times
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We start at the free Eiderkaja car park in Tönning, or alternatively we can use the car park at Multimar. We drive over the B5 bascule bridge to the other side of the Eider. Directly behind the bridge the path turns right onto a paved track along the dyke through a wonderful landscape. In addition to
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If you don't want to take the usual route along the main road, you can take the one along the "beach" or alternatively across the car park. To do this, you have to drive along the harbor and you will automatically be led to the "beach" with some beach chairs at Husumer Tief. From there, you go through
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This simple tour (for us the way back from a wine tasting in Briedel) has its charm in the ride on the Briedel ferry and then through the vineyards to Zell and of course through the stretch along the Calmont between Bremm and Eller. If you like, you can take a detour to Marienburg or the Prinzenkopfturm
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...that must be delicious mustard😉
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