Lahnradweg

Today your bike tour begins on the Lahn bike path. The first stage is mostly downhill. From the source of the Lahn you roll through the upper Lahn valley. It goes past green pastures and through wonderfully quiet forest. After about ten kilometers you will reach Feudingen. The town's train station is

Behind Buchenau, you immediately plunge into an idyllic landscape of wide fields and lovely wooded slopes that line the Lahn valley. Thanks to the downhill stretch, the bike almost goes by itself and so you can enjoy the picturesque scenery to the fullest. On your way to the first stop in Marburg, you

Along the Lahn you cycle out of Gießen. At the gates of the city, you will be greeted by beautiful fields and meadows, which lead you to a small hill just off the Lahn. From here you have a wonderful view over the wide landscape. Back on the river you cycle on a flat stretch through the lush green meadows

Current information as of March 2024:

The Lahn cycle path is currently completely closed between Obernhof and Nassau due to a landslide and severe damage to the roadway. There is also a risk of further landslides. A diversion is being worked on, but is not yet possible at the moment. An alternative is

This tour is the complete, official Lahn cycle path. It takes you around 249 kilometers from the Lahn spring to Lahnstein.



A recommended breakdown into five stages and detailed descriptions as well as a tour that takes you from Siegen train station to the Lahnquelle can be found in our collection: komoot.de/collection/890.

Behind Diez, romantic wooded slopes rise again on the banks of the Lahn, which winds in narrow loops through the picturesque valley. The cycle path takes you directly along the bank for the first few kilometers. You cycle through a fairytale landscape with hills, forests and a sparkling river, past sublime

The first stage takes you from the main train station in Siegen to the start of the Lahn cycle path to the source of the Lahn. From the train station you cycle comfortably out of the city. You drive continuously uphill through the green valley of the Feuerbach. Left and right of you there are slopes