The Weser Cycle Route follows the course of the river from the Weser Uplands hills to the North Sea, passing through six regions along the way. Cyclists can enjoy a leisurely bike ride to the coast without really having to worry about any steep climbs.
Over 500 kilometers of well-constructed tracks link the Weser Uplands and the North Sea on one of Germany’s most popular long-distance cycle paths: the River Weser Cycle Path. More than 150,000 bicycle tourists use this route every year, from recreational cyclists and young families to experienced long-distance cyclists. The Weser Cycle Path is characterized by the huge variety of its scenery: from idyllic riverside paths to low mountain ranges and the windswept North Sea for ambitious cyclists who follow it all the way to the end.
The Weser Upland hills are lined with historical towns, castles and palaces as far as the eye can see. Discover them during the cycling along this German region.