Werratal Cycle Path
Past castles and little towns with half-timbered houses
Enchanting landscapes from the Thuringian Forest via the Thuringian Rhön Mountains to the hilly country of the Werrabergland stretch along the Werratal Cycle Path over a length of 300 km. In Hann. Münden, it continues as Weser Cycle Path.
The Werratal Cycle Path leads through the World Heritage Region between Hörschel, the place where the Rennsteig starts, and Wanfried with its old Werra harbour. Neat little towns with half-timbered houses line the trail as well as limestone cliffs with a large number of orchids and the dense beech forests of the Hainich. Thanks to historic and modern bridges, you can time and again change the side of the river as well as the perspective. You can get deeper into the World Heritage Region via the Unstrut-Werra Cycle Path from Treffurt to Mühlhausen and via the Gelbe Route (Yellow Route) from Creuzburg through the Hainich National Park to Bad Langensalza.
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Contact:
Kirchplatz 2
36433 Bad Salzungen
Information:
total length: 300 km
length in Thuringia: 200 km
start: Neuhaus (Thuringia)
destination: Lindewerra (Thuringia)
difference in altitude: 150 to 830 m above sea level
difficulty level: medium to difficult
road composition: 170 km asphalt, 30 km water-bound route
Located in the Werratal, this city with its half-timbered houses and its historic city centre worth seeing belongs to the German half-timbered houses route (Deutsche Fachwerkstraße). The town hall is one of the half-timbered town halls of the Renaissance.-sieland.jpg)
The view into the picturesque Werratal from the Creuzburg near Eisenach fascinates all visitors. The well-preserved Romanesque construction sits enthroned over the 1,200 year-old, idyllic small town of Creuzburg.-eisenschink.jpg)
Over a length of 215 km, the varied Herkules-Wartburg Cycle Path extends with countless attractions. Taking a break for a few days and coming rather close to the natural and cultural landscape. Clemens%20Scherrers_web.jpg)
This bus runs all year long, on summer weekends even with a bike rack, from Eisenach to Treffurt and back. Here, the focus for the visitors of the World Heritage Region Wartburg Hainich is put on bicycles, boats and hiking shoes. 
