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Klotten Ferry – View of Klotten loop from Cochem (Mosel)

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Klotten Ferry – View of Klotten loop from Cochem (Mosel)

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Klotten Ferry – View of Klotten loop from Cochem (Mosel)

01:54

28.4km

420m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

This route includes a ferry crossing

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Includes ferry crossings

Check ferry timetable.

After 24.6 km for 128 m

After 24.9 km for 128 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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955 m

Moselle Bend between Cochem and Treis-Karden

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On this section of the bike path is slightly elevated led to the Moselle. This results in wonderful views again.

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2.28 km

The Klotten Floodwater Trail

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Very pleasant without stress

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20.3 km

View of the Pomeranian sundial

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The Moselle cycle path is very relaxed to drive

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24.8 km

View of Coraidelstein Castle Ruins

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According to local tradition, the hilltop castle was founded in 960 by Count Palatine Hermann I. However, the first certain mention of the Imperial Castle Klotten dates back to 1294. At that time, the castle came into the possession of the Archbishop of Trier. The transfer to the Electorate of Trier was confirmed in 1346. A knightly family of the same name can be proven earlier. From 1410 to 1542, the Lords of Winneburg held the castle as a fief. After that, it was divided; in 1545, Heinrich von Hagen was enfeoffed with part of the castle, while the heirs of the Winneburgers, the Haust von Ulmen, the Höin von Hartenfels and Hugo and Gerlach Zandt von Merl also held shares in the castle. From 1654, Johann Eberhard von Kesselstatt held Klotten Castle as a fief of the Electorate of Trier and was then owned by the Imperial Barons of Kesselstatt until 1917.

The castle was inhabited until 1830 and became a ruin at an unspecified point in time.

In 1917, Hans Harney (1877–1954), a former consul and former director of the Deutsche Bank in Düsseldorf, acquired the castle from the Counts of Kesselstatt and had two houses built there. In 1952, his daughter Else Harney and her partner Wendelin Stahl set up a pottery workshop there. After her death in 1984, Wendelin Stahl ran the workshop there together with his former student Ayca Riedinger until his death in 2000.

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24.9 km

Klotten Ferry

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At this point you can translate in the summer months for Klotten or vice versa. The travel times are always written on time at the ferry landing stage.

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24.9 km

View of Klotten

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From here you have a beautiful view of the village of Klotten

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26.1 km

View of the Moselle River near Klotten

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Due to a detour due to road works, you have to climb the hill and have a great view of the Moselle.

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28.4 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

15.9 km

5.30 km

3.68 km

3.46 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

25.2 km

1.95 km

1.02 km

239 m

Elevation

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Highest point (410 m)

Lowest point (80 m)

Weather

Monday 7 September

26°C

17°C

12 %

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Max wind speed: 27.0 km/h

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Klotten Ferry – View of Klotten loop from Cochem (Mosel)

Moselle Bend between Cochem and Treis-Karden

The Klotten Floodwater Trail

View of the Pomeranian sundial

View of Coraidelstein Castle Ruins

Klotten Ferry

View of Klotten

View of the Moselle River near Klotten

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