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Verden: Panoramic view over the AllerPhoto: DZT/Francesco Carovillano, CC BY
From the Weser to the Elbe.
The Aller cycle path offers peaceful excursions along the largest tributary of the Weser, through preserved nature. About 330 kilometers long, it serves top museums.
The route, mostly car-free and flat terrain, follows the Aller from its confluence with the Weser to its source, or leads to Hohenwarthe near Magdeburg towards the Elbe. Along the way, there are many discoveries: Verden, a city of equestrianism, is famous for its horse shows and equestrian fairs. The residence city of Celle charms with its historic center and about 500 half-timbered houses.
Wolfsburg offers opportunities to learn and be amazed with the Autostadt and the "phaeno" experiment museum, while the Ilkerbruch nature reserve is a paradise for nature lovers with its many rare bird species.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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Roadbook
Generally flat terrain, rolling in places, suitable for children.
phaeno - Die Experimentierlandschaft
Ilkerbruch
Tourist-Information Stadt Verden
Historische Altstadt Celle
Public transport
Only about twenty minutes by train from Bremen to Verden station, the starting point of the trail.
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
The recommendations displayed below do not come from the German National Tourist Board but are Outdooractive recommendations
Equipment
Before you depart:
- Ensure the bike is in perfect mechanical condition, including tires and brakes
- Make sure the bike is properly adjusted to your body shape
- Wearing a helmet is highly recommended
- Bring a repair kit
- Remember that traffic laws apply to cyclists at all times
- Never ride more than two abreast and move into a single file when traffic conditions require it
- Respect other road users as you would want them to respect you
- Choose a route adapted to your physical abilities
- Inform your acquaintances of your itinerary
- Check the weather conditions
- A first aid kit is not essential but can be very useful
- Inform yourself and keep emergency phone numbers handy
- Respect the environment by not throwing food wrappers on the roadside
- If you must return at nightfall, make sure you can see and be seen
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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