Nordholz Ride

A road cycling route starting from Wanna

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Discover the beauty of Nordholz and visit historic landmarks along the way.

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The Nordholz Ride is an exciting road cycling route that takes you through scenic landscapes and historic villages near Wanna. With a total distance of 71 kilometers and an elevation gain of 91 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists. Explore charming towns like Langen and Gudendorf as you ride through picturesque countryside. Along the way, you'll encounter several highlights, including the Krabben Kutter museum and the iconic Windmühle Nordholz.

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71 km

91 m

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Start: Wanna Village center

Wanna: Tranquility and adventure in Lüneburg

Wanna in Lüneburg, Germany provides a peaceful and picturesque environment for road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by rolling hills, serene forests, and beautiful lakes, offering diverse terrains for cyclists to explore. Cyclists visiting Wanna can also take advantage of the nearby Teufelsstein Bike Park, known for its challenging trails and jumps. The quaint charm of Wanna combined with its cycling-friendly atmosphere makes it an ideal location for a cycling getaway.

11 km

NeuenwaldeVillage

Neuenwalde is a historic town with a charming old town center. Take a break and explore the local shops and historic landmarks, including the beautiful St. Mauritius Church.

21 km

LangenTown

Langen is a picturesque town with a rich history. Visit the local museums and discover the town's maritime past.

31 km

Krabben KutterViewpoint

The Krabben Kutter is a fascinating museum dedicated to traditional shrimping boats. Learn about the local fishing industry and its importance to the region.

49 km

Windmühle NordholzAttraction

The Windmühle Nordholz is a historic windmill that has become a symbol of the area. Climb to the top and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.