The Elbe Estuary Loop

A road cycling route starting from Stade

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A scenic ride along the Elbe Estuary with picturesque villages and beautiful river views

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The Elbe Estuary Loop is a delightful cycling route that takes you through charming villages and provides stunning views of the Elbe River. With a distance of 98 kilometers and an ascent of 102 meters, it offers a moderate challenge suitable for well-trained amateurs. This route is perfect for road cyclists who enjoy scenic rides with diverse landscapes.

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98 km

102 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Stade City center

Stade: Explore the scenic cycling routes and enjoy the picturesque landscapes of Stade.

Stade is a locality in Germany, situated in the Lüneburg region. From a cyclist's perspective, Stade offers scenic routes with beautiful landscapes and peaceful roads suitable for road and gravel cycling. The region has a network of well-maintained cycling paths for recreational cycling. Stade is also known for its proximity to the Altes Land, famous for its fruit orchards and picturesque villages. Nearby climbs include the Helpter Berg, a popular local climb offering panoramic views of the surrounding area.

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Hohe Wedel26 mPeak

Hohe Wedel, located at 1 kilometer on the route, offers panoramic views of the Elbe River and the surrounding countryside.

16 km

BurwegVillage

Burweg, located at 16 kilometers on the route, is known for its historic windmill and beautiful countryside.

35 km

OberndorfVillage

Oberndorf, located at 35 kilometers on the route, is a quaint village with historic buildings and a charming harbor.

48 km

BaljerdorfHamlet

Baljerdorf, located at 48 kilometers on the route, is famous for its impressive marshland scenery and rich wildlife.

64 km

Sperrwerk Freiburg ElbeViewpoint

Sperrwerk Freiburg Elbe, located at 64 kilometers on the route, offers a unique opportunity to see the functioning of a water control structure and enjoy the views over the Elbe Estuary.