Bridge over the Osterau – Ketelvierth Observation Tower loop from Bad Bramstedt

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Bridge over the Osterau – Ketelvierth Observation Tower loop from Bad Bramstedt

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Bridge over the Osterau – Ketelvierth Observation Tower loop from Bad Bramstedt

02:24

33.2km

140m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.12 km

Old Forest Bath

Highlight • Forest

Anyone who expects to find testimonials to the spa business in Bad Bramstedt southeast of the train station will largely be disappointed. The area that is called Rügerpark on the …

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3.57 km

Gesundbrunnen Bad Bramstedt

Highlight • Natural Monument

A nice idyllic resting place for a little rest. Despite the name "Gesundbrunnen" you have to bring something to drink 😇

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5.29 km

Path Between Forest and Meadows

Highlight • Trail

great route along the forest

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17.0 km

Osterautal Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural Monument

For the drive through the Easter valley you should have slightly wider tires. It is actually a hiking trail and therefore quite bumpy.

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18.0 km

Beautiful shady rest area at a small wooden bridge over the Osterau. The stream goes over small rapids and splashes wonderfully in the background. If you like, you can cool your feet in the clear water.

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22.1 km

Ketelvierth Observation Tower

Highlight • Viewpoint

After an extensive bike tour through the hilly Schleswig-Holstein country, you can look forward to a wonderful view. The lookout tower is 16.4 meters high and stands on the 73 meter high mountain Ketelvierth.

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24.0 km

Großenaspe

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Grossenaspe was first mentioned in 1343. The name is probably derived from the tree species aspen.

In 1860, when plowing a hoop was found, which consists of a metal alloy …

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31.7 km