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Kirchwerder Wiesen nature reserve - loop from Hamburg

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Germany
Hamburg

Kirchwerder Wiesen nature reserve - loop from Hamburg

Hard

4.5

(86)

325

riders

Kirchwerder Wiesen nature reserve - loop from Hamburg

03:37

58.5km

70m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2024

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Auenlandschaft Norderelbe

Kirchwerder Wiesen

Die Reit

Waypoints

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Start point

Bus stop

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1.52 km

Oberhafenkanal Cycle Path

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Best way out of town! And it rolls ...

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3.77 km

Entenwerder Elbe Park

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In addition to harbor ferries, container ships and excursion boats, there is another vehicle in the Port of Hamburg that offers a completely new type of sightseeing tour: the HafenCity RiverBus. An amphibious vehicle that combines a city tour with a river tour.

It's very impressive to watch the bus just enter the water and swim away - must see!


It's been on the road since April 16, 2016, on land and water, and it's sure to draw incredulous looks in the port time and time again: the HafenCity RiverBus.
Since the christening on April 15, 2016 - befitting Hamburg's bad weather - there have been "city cruises" several times a day.

hamburg.de/stadtrundfahrt/5456172/hafencity-river-bus

hafencityriverbus.de

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4.25 km

The barrage on Billwerder Bay connects the Hamburg district of Rothenburgsort with the Elbe island Kaltehofe and is the second largest in Germany after the Eider barrage. The facility has been protecting the city from storm surges since 1965 and has served many Hamburgers as a place for a wide range of leisure activities.

In 2002 the Billwerder Bucht barrage was renovated and increased. The 145 meter long barrage has been located 8.20 meters above sea level since then and thus offers more protection against floods.

The Billwerder Bay is an ecologically valuable body of water and is used not only as an inland port, but also as a sports boat port. The diverse and large abundance of fish in the bay is mainly due to the changing water levels and attracts many anglers here. The Billwerder Bay and the barrage above it are also ideal for cyclists or runners. You will find first-class conditions for driving and running over flat terrain, which also offers great views of the water.

Source:
reservix.de/hamburg/venue/sperrwerk-billwerder-bucht/v7262

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9.10 km

View over the Dove Elbe

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A very nice view of the Dove Elbe.

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21.1 km

A very pleasant cycle path; as usual, the former railway lines are flat, wide, and without sharp curves. The landscape is predominantly rural and dotted with plenty of water.

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21.5 km

Not only a playground, but also a nice rest area. This is also where the railway cycle paths meet and you can choose four routes from here to continue cycling.

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29.8 km

From the Wulffsbrücke you have a beautiful view of the Gose Elbe, a branch of the Elbe that is now separated. As part of the EU-funded RECONECT project, the GoseElbe and the Dove Elbe are to be renatured on a large scale. Two goals are pursued: Flood protection is achieved by reclaiming the floodplains, while the natural waters can ensure sufficient irrigation of the surrounding agricultural areas in dry conditions.

More information (in English): reconect.eu/network-of-cases/elbe-estuary

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44.7 km

Möwenfleet Cycle Path

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From Allermöhe you can get to Neuallermöhe fairly easily via this combined bike / footpath.

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45.9 km

Dove-Elbe Water Park

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It is a lot of fun to cruise through the dyke landscape on the Doveelbe by bike

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53.4 km

Really impressive, waters far and wide. A stay here with plenty of time to explore is worthwhile.

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58.5 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

19.7 km

18.5 km

10.0 km

7.23 km

2.83 km

208 m

Surfaces

32.5 km

11.9 km

6.63 km

3.73 km

3.03 km

775 m

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Wednesday 2 September

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16°C

86 %

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Comments

May 16, 2025,Kirchwerder Wiesen ex Office
I drove from the office today. The route was suggested here. I liked it and will definitely do it again with a few minor modifications.

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November 21, 2021,GRAPHALT extended
Via the Oberhafenconnection, it goes back to the east out of Hamburg. After the Tatenberger Schleuse I am curious and have a look what is actually to the left of the dike. I find walkers: inside with dogs, a beautiful view of the Elbe and a rather hugely 🍂 path, so that after a while I freestyle back to the …

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