Eppendorf to Moorburg Loop

A road cycling route starting from Eppendorf

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Cycle through diverse landscapes from Eppendorf to Moorburg.

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This round-trip cycling route starts in Eppendorf and takes you through various landscapes, providing a diverse and enjoyable cycling experience. From the charming neighborhood of Eppendorf, you will ride towards Rothenburgsort, where you can enjoy beautiful views of the Elbe River. As you continue, you will pass through the Naturschutzgebiet Heuckenlock, an important nature reserve known for its rich biodiversity. After that, you will reach Gut Moor, a picturesque area with picturesque farms and meadows. From here, you will ride past Glückliche Maße, a famous sculpture created by Hubert Kiecol, before reaching the enchanting village of Moorburg. The route also takes you through Schauermanns Park, a lovely green space that is perfect for a picnic. Finally, you will pass by the iconic Reeperbahn before ending your journey at Raucherplatz, a popular spot for cyclists to relax and enjoy the view.

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Eppendorf: Cycling along the Alster River and exploring the parks and green spaces.

Eppendorf is a locality situated in the region of Hamburg in Germany. From a cyclist's perspective, this locality provides a mix of urban and suburban cycling experiences. The town itself has cycling infrastructure, including bike lanes and paths, making it easy to navigate around the area by bike. Eppendorf is near the Alsterwanderweg, a popular cycling route that follows the Alster River and offers scenic views. Additionally, the area is home to several parks and green spaces, providing opportunities for recreational cycling. Overall, Eppendorf is a cyclist-friendly locality with options for both city rides and nature escapes.