Accessible holidays in Saarland

Route along the Blies between Blieskastel-Lautzkirchen and Gersheim-Reinheim in the Bliesgau Biosphere Reserve on fully paved ground with no inclines. The approximately 16 km long cycle path is suitable for all types of bicycles: from thin-tired racing bikes to mountain bikes.

The Sankt Wendeler Land rail bike route crosses the three municipalities of Freisen, Nohfelden, and Nonnweiler. Many tourist attractions are located close to the route and are worth a visit. Where steam locomotives once pulled their wagons over the tracks, today you can glide over the asphalt with or without electric drive and discover the three municipalities of Freisen, Nohfelden, and Nonnweiler.

The 6.8 km long circular route around the Bostalsee starts at the lake administration and the tourist information.

Easy half-day bike ride of approx. 24 km length without significant climbs through the idyllic Blies meadows and the Kirkeler Bachtal. Wide meadow landscapes characterize the route, and at Homburg-Beeden, wild white storks, Konik horses, Heck cattle, and various bird species can be observed. The bike ride is suitable not only for active cyclists but also for families or older people with trained legs.

The Wendelinus cycle path starts at the train station in St. Wendel. From there, it leads along a 12.3 km, paved disused railway line route via Bliesen and Oberthal to Tholey.

The recreational and skater path around the Reden spoil tip is four kilometers long. Cyclists and skaters will find a varied route here between tranquil forest and water-lined sections and the unique view from the sides of the spoil tip. The path itself runs almost without any gradient through the exciting former mining landscape. Our tip: Use the parking lot at the roundabout Am Bergwerk Reden/Bildstockstraße. For barrier-free access to the path, use the parking lot on the street "Am Nusskopf" .

The Herzweg leads relatively flat around the Schaumberg. It owes its name to the stimulating effect on the heart and circulation, which is attributed to its special altitude of a uniform approximately 500 meters above sea level.