Weser Cycle Route, 6th stage: From Verden to Bremen

Verden → Bremen

From Verden, the cycle path runs past the Langwedel lock canal by the Romanesque St. Sigismund Church in Daverden towards Achim. Just before Achim lies Etelsen, known for its castle. A few kilometers further you reach the Badener Berge in Achim-Baden, from which there is a magnificent view. Your route now leads over the Weser bridge to Thedinghausen. Erbhof Castle in Thedinghausen is an outstanding example of Weser Renaissance in the Middle Weser region. Since 1999, the Samtgemeinde Thedinghausen has been the owner of this architectural and cultural-historical jewel. From Thedinghausen, the Weser cycle path leads to Dreye in the municipality of Weyhe. In the station area, a museum steam locomotive from 1942 commemorates the railway history of Weyhe. The "Wieltsee" yacht harbor is the largest marina in the Middle Weser region. Passing the Werdersee, the path leads directly into the city center of the Hanseatic city of Bremen.

Length: 56.6 km
Walking time: approx. 14:15 h
Ascent: 52 m
Descent: 58 m

Walking time without breaks, calculated from length and elevation using the hiking standard DIN 33466 (per hour: 4 km, 300 m uphill, 500 m downhill).

Elevation profile

20 m

17 km 28 km 0 km 56 km

Elevation profile calculated by Fairvisit from satellite elevation data. Ascent and descent usually differ by up to about 10 %, more on steep terrain.

Start

Coordinates 52.92221, 9.22652

Verden

Nearby

Along the way

Finish

Coordinates 53.08598, 8.75279

Bremen