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Ilmtal-Radweg and Thüringen entdecken planned a bike ride.
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The Ilmtal Cycle Route leads you through one of Thuringia's most beautiful cultural landscapes – from the source of the Ilm in the Thuringian Forest to the Saale near Großheringen. Along the way, you'll experience a harmonious blend of nature, culture, and enjoyment. You'll roll through green river valleys
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Ilmtal-Radweg and Thüringen entdecken planned a bike ride.
May 2, 2018
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May 11, 2018
From Kranichfeld on the 29 kilometer long third stage, which today holds a few exciting climbs for you, to Weimar, where you can walk in the footsteps of Goethe again.
The cycle path from Kranichfeld to Tannroda takes you on a relatively direct route. In the small town you can stop for a moment and admire
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Ilmtal-Radweg and Thüringen entdecken planned a bike ride.
May 2, 2018
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May 11, 2018
Today, 37 kilometers of the beautiful Ilm Valley Cycle Path await you, taking you from Ilmenau to Kranichfeld. Through the Schortetal you partly cycle along the banks of the Ilm. Behind Langewiesen, the longest valley bridge in Thuringia crosses your path, which impresses with its impressive 1681 meters
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Ilmtal-Radweg and Thüringen entdecken planned a bike ride.
May 2, 2018
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May 11, 2018
The Ilm Valley Cycle Path actually begins in Allzunah at one of the source streams of the Ilm. So that you can comfortably get to the starting point of the cycle path, we have also included the way there for you in this first stage. From Rennsteig train station you cycle about two and a half kilometers
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May 11, 2018
Today, the last stage of the four-day bike tour is on the Ilm Valley Cycle Route. It is 37 kilometers long and takes you from Weimar to the mouth of the Ilm to Großheringen. From Weimar you drive under the more than 130-year-old six-arch bridge that spans the Ilm Valley, past romantic villages and picturesque
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