Nidda River – Niddatal Planetary Trail loop from Am Mähried bei Staden

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Nidda River – Niddatal Planetary Trail loop from Am Mähried bei Staden

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Nidda River – Niddatal Planetary Trail loop from Am Mähried bei Staden

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24.6km

30m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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1.64 km

Nidda River Trail

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A ride on the Nidda cycle path through the Wetterau is always a pleasure. You can cover more than 100 car-free kilometers between the source and the mouth or take …

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7.34 km

Confluence of Wetter and Nidda

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Sorry @Denis: Here the weather is clearly flowing into the Nidda 🥴

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11.8 km

Nidda River

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A great cycle path has been laid out along the Nidda for long stretches and is very well maintained.

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12.3 km

View of Ilbenstadt Basilica

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From the Niddaweg you have a very nice view of the Basilica of Ilbenstadt.

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15.4 km

View of the Basilica of Ilbenstadt (Cathedral of the Wetterau)

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Beautiful view from here, over the renatured Nidda, to the famous "Cathedral of the Wetterau" near Ilbenstadt!

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19.5 km

Niddatal Planetary Trail

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interesting sculptures with high planetary learning value…🤣🤣

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20.5 km

View of Hofgut Wickstadt

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Here you have a good view of the Hofgut in Wickstadt

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20.7 km

Wickstadt Manor and village ensemble

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Wickstadt is a group of farmsteads near Assenheim (Niddatal). It feels like an enclave from an old time. Morbid charm, so to speak. The former cloister courtyard is now an estate and is one of Hessen's cultural monuments.

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