Pleasure bike tour: Diemelsee loop

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An easy cycle tour around the Diemelsee. An eventful and family-friendly cycle tour.

Tour starting point:

Parking lot Tourist-Information, Kirchstraße 6, Diemelsee-Heringhausen

Tour destination point:

Parking lot Tourist-Information, Kirchstraße 6, Diemelsee-Heringhausen

Properties:

Bathing
Suitable for bicycles
Family friendly
Culturally interesting
Refreshment stop
Accommodation option
Circular route
free of charge / accessible at any time

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Length

13 km

Duration

1:00 h

Elevation ascent

80 m

Elevation descent

90 m

Condition

Difficulty

Recommended seasons

J F M A M J J A S O N D

Get to know the Diemelsee with all its facets and from all its sides on the 13 km long and varied lake tour. This exciting and particularly family-friendly cycle tour is also especially suitable for children. The recommended starting point for this cycle tour is the parking lot at the tourist information office, but of course you can also start the circular tour around Diemelsee from any other starting point. Highlights of the circular route include the natural section between the "Hohes Rad" campsite and the Diemelsee nature reserve. The spectacular lake views along the entire route, as well as the imposing dam wall itself - with impressive views of the balancing ponds and the lake - will inspire you.

Information

Equipment

functional clothing
Catering
maps

Author Tip

Visit the Visionarium Diemelsee Nature Park Center with GeoFoyer, the imposing dam wall and the lidos around Diemelsee.

Public transit

The bus and train connections to Diemelsee:
Line 569: Diemelsee - Willingen/Bad Arolsen
Line 566: Korbach - Diemelsee
Line 560: Diemelsee - Willingen/Bad Arolsen/Twistesee

Stations around Diemelsee
Willingen (Upland) station
Marsberg-Bredelar station
Korbach main station
Brilon (Wald) station

How to get there

From the north: Drive towards Hannover and take the A7 towards Kassel until the Kasseler Kreuz junction, then take the A44 towards Dortmund, exit Marsberg towards Diemelsee

From the east: Drive towards Kassel, then take the A44 Dortmund exit Marsberg towards Diemelsee-Heringhausen

From the west: Drive towards Dortmund, take the A44 towards Kassel, exit Marsberg towards Diemelsee-Heringhausen.

From the south: Drive towards Nuremberg, Kassel and take the A44 towards Dortmund, exit Marsberg and drive towards Diemelsee Heringhausen