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The Diemelradweg takes you 111 kilometers from the Diemelquelle in Willingen-Usseln to its confluence with the Weser in Bad Karlshafen. You follow its course downstream, which is why you can enjoy significantly more descents than climbs. This makes it a beautiful tour for the whole family, which will also look…
Last updated: June 3, 2024
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3.39 km
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
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18.9 km
Highlight • Lake
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26.7 km
Highlight • Settlement
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58.8 km
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67.5 km
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70.2 km
Highlight • Settlement
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76.7 km
Highlight • Bridge
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104 km
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111 km
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111 km
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64.2 km
19.4 km
18.6 km
8.18 km
926 m
171 m
Surfaces
95.5 km
6.13 km
5.84 km
2.12 km
1.29 km
608 m
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Great tour – I'd …
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I chugged by regional train via Kassel and Korbach to Usseln in the Sauerland region. From the station, I cycled to the start of the Diemel Cycle Path. After the couple, who kindly took a photo of me, continued cycling, I had the Diemel spring …
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Diemel & Eder Cycle Path - Day 1
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April 24, 2019
The Diemelradweg takes you 111 kilometers from the Diemelquelle in Willingen-Usseln to its confluence with the Weser in Bad Karlshafen. You follow its course downstream, which is why you can enjoy significantly more descents than climbs. This makes it a beautiful tour for the whole family, which will
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