City-Land-Lake Tour - Cycling into the Hanseatic city

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The 30 km long City-Country-Lake Tour connects the district and Hanseatic town of Korbach directly with Diemelsee.




Stadt Land Seen Tour

Tour starting point:

Tourist Information Diemelsee

Tour destination point:

Tourist Information Diemelsee

Properties:

  • Insider tip
  • There and back
  • Refreshment stop
  • cultural / historical

Additional Information

Tourist Information Diemelsee


Kirchstraße 6, 34519 Heringhausen


Phone: 05633 91133


info@diemelsee.de

Category

Tourenradfahren

Length

30.6 km

Time

2:40 Std.

Elevation ascent

400 m

Elevation descent

430 m

Altitude (Minimum)

343 m

Altitude (Maximum)

503 m

Condition

Difficulty

Adventure

Landscape

Recommended seasons

J F M A M J J A S O N D

A medium-difficulty bike tour for which a good basic level of fitness is required.

The starting point is at the Diemelsee tourist information parking lot in Heringhausen.

We turn from the parking lot into Kirchstraße and cycle towards the Sperrmauer. After approx. 500m, turn right onto Siekesweg and follow the path out of Heringhausen. The path leads us through the high valley towards Rhenegge. We pass through Rhenegge and continue towards Adorf. We follow the Arolserstraße until the turn-off to Heimberg. There we have to face an ascent. Once at the top, we roll via Wirmighausen to the northernmost part of the district town of Korbach, the village of Helmscheid. After crossing the country road, a rapid descent awaits us in the direction of Korbach, which has twice hosted the Hessentag.

We cycle around Korbach on the left and after approx. 32 km we reach the former southern railroad station, an ideal starting point for a subsequent tour of the town.

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Information

Safty guidelines

z. Between Lisbon and Porto, for example, the infrastructure is not yet so well developed. The stages from one accommodation to the next can therefore be long and adventurous.

Public transiot

The bus and train connections to Diemelsee:Line 569: Diemelsee - Willingen/Bad ArolsenLine 566: Korbach - DiemelseeLine 560: Diemelsee - Willingen/Bad ArolsenStations around DiemelseeWillingen (Upland) railroad stationMarsberg-Bredelar railroad stationKorbach main stationBrilon (Wald) railroad stationFurther information can be found >>here.

Getting there

From the north: Drive towards Hannover and take the A7 towards Kassel until the Kasseler Kreuz junction, then take the A44 towards Dortmund, exit Marsberg towards DiemelseeFrom the east: Take direction Kassel, then A44 Dortmund exit Marsberg direction Diemelsee-HeringhausenFrom the west: Direction Dortmund, A44 direction Kassel, exit Marsberg direction Diemelsee-HeringhausenFrom the south: Munich in the direction of Nuremberg, Kassel and onto the A44 in the direction of Dortmund, take the Marsberg exit and drive towards Diemelsee Heringhausen

Parking

In the Kirchstraße at the Diemelsee Tourist Information Office

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