Yellow Route
37 easy kilometres through the Hainich National Park Hainich
From Creuzburg to Bad Langensalza, directly through the Hainich National Park, the Yellow Route leads the cyclists over usually little frequented side roads and agricultural roads.
In Creuzburg, at the historic Werra Bridge with the Liborius Chapel, the cycle path starts and is directly connected with the Werratal Cycle Path. A lot of plants line the wayside, and especially friends of orchids will be delighted. There are only moderate slopes on the 37 km long route. It leads past the Craulaer Cross. There, you can get information about the National Park and the regional memorial before crossing the “Red Route”. Via the Castle “Thiemsburg” and the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Hainich National Park, the route continues to Bad Langensalza.
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Contact:
Nationalpark Verwaltung Hainich
Bei der Marktkirche 9
99947 Bad Langensalza
Telefon (03 61) 5 73 91 40 00
Fax (03 61) 5 73 91 40 20
nationalpark.hainich@nnl.thueringen.de
www.nationalpark-hainich.de
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Information:
total length: 37 km
length in Thuringia: 37 km
starting point in Thuringia: Creuzburg
endpoint in Thuringia: Bad Langensalza
difference in altitude: 200 to 475 m above sea level
difficulty: medium
road composition: 13.7 km asphalt, 2.3 km paved road, 10.7 km gravel, 10.3 km forest and meadow path
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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.%20KTL_web.jpg)
10 parks & theme gardens turn the spa town of Bad Langensalza into a green oasis at the edge of the Hainich Park. And friends of medieval feasts will also get their money’s worth here.
With the motto “Let nature be nature”, the “primeval forest in the middle of Germany” – the Hainich National Park – inspires its visitors. It has a size of 7,500 hectares, was established in 1997 and has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 2011.
Hainich National Park: Over a length of 22 km, the Red Route connects Mühlhausen with the Hainich National Park. Trained cyclists will manage to ride the route back again, but they can just as well choose to take the bus or train instead.
