The approximately 22 km long route connects the two towns of Höxter and Holzminden. The first highlight along the way is the World Heritage Site Corvey, which invites you to stop. Then it continues along the Weser to Holzminden past Tonenburg. After crossing the Weser at Stahle, the route follows closely along the Weser to Lüchtringen and then back to Höxter.
On the circular route from Höxter to Holzminden, you can enjoy the beautiful landscape of the Weserbergland. Your first stop should be at the UNESCO World Heritage Site Corvey; a visit to the former Imperial Abbey is always worthwhile. Let the entire complex and its unique architecture impress you. Afterwards, continue on the Weser Cycle Route below the Tonenburg towards Holzminden. The Tonenburg with its impressive defensive tower was a fortification of the Imperial Abbey of Corvey and today houses a hotel. In Stahle, you cross the Weser River and arrive directly in Holzminden. Take a break at the plane tree-lined market square of Holzminden and enjoy the “City of Scents.”
On the way back, cycle through Lüchtringen. Behind this small Weser town, you get a beautiful view of Corvey once again. Follow the Weser Cycle Route back to the starting point in Höxter.
Author’s recommendation
The UNESCO World Heritage Site Corvey is located in the Weser bend near Höxter directly on this route. A visit is a special experience and highly recommended!
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
No special safety precautions are necessary on this route.
Tips and suggestions
www.weserbergland-tourismus.de
Roadbook
On the Weser Cycle Route, you start from the Weser Bridge in Höxter on the main route heading towards Holzminden. In Stahle, the route continues on the Weser Cycle Route across the Weser into the city center of Holzminden. From there, the alternative route leads back towards Höxter. The route ends at the starting point, the Weser Bridge.
Route: Höxter – Corvey – Tonenburg – Stahle – Holzminden – Lüchtringen – Höxter
Schiffsanlegestelle Schloß Corvey
Tourist-Information Höxter
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Höxter Rathaus or Höxter Goedelheim train station: RB 84 (Paderborn - Kreiensen)
Bus connection to local and regional bus networks
Get Timetable to destination
Directions
By car
From the north:
A7 to Hannover, continue on A2 towards Bielefeld, exit Lauenau and via B83 and B64 to Höxter
From the south:
A7 to exit Hann. Münden, continue via B80 and B83 along the Weser to reach Höxter
From the west:
A44 to Bad Wünnenberg, continue on A33 towards Paderborn, exit Paderborn-Zentrum and via B64 to Höxter
From the east:
A2 to Salzgitter, continue on A7 towards Kassel, exit Seesen and via B64 to Höxter
By train
From the ICE stops Hannover, Göttingen, Kassel, and Bielefeld you can reach Höxter via Kreiensen or Altenbeken. For Höxter city center, choose Höxter/Rathaus station. The localities Lüchtringen, Godelheim, and Ottbergen offer additional boarding and alighting options.
Parking
In Höxter and Höxter Goedelheim, various paid parking lots are available. Directly at the starting point is the parking lot "Floßplatz Höxter (Weser Bridge)".
Free parking can be found in the parking lots "Am roten Turm/Petriwall", "An der Steinmühle", and "Goedelheimer Straße below Felsenkeller".
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Author’s map recommendations
Map: Cultural Land District Höxter Cycling Map
Scale: 1:75,000
Price: 8.00 €
Equipment
No special equipment is necessary.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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