Ruhr-Eder GeoRadroute

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The Ruhr-Eder GeoRadroute is a signposted loop trail and long-distance bike route between the Sauerland and Waldeck regions, featuring cultural points of interest and places to stop for refreshments.
Biker im Feld auf der GeoRadroute Ruhr-Eder
Familie auf Bikes an der Mühlenkopfschanze in Willingen
Familie auf Bikes am Viadukt in Willingen
Marktplatz Brilon an der GeoRadroute Ruhr-Eder
Zwei Radfahrer auf der Georadroute Ruhr-Eder

Tour starting point:

Willingen Visitor Center, Am Hagen 10, 34508 Willingen (Upland)

Tour destination point:

Willingen Visitor Center, Am Hagen 10, 34508 Willingen (Upland)

Properties:

  • Culturally interesting
  • Place to stop for a bite to eat
  • Circular Trail
  • Signage

Additional Information

www.willingen.de/bike

Category

Fernradweg

Length

210.7 km

Duration

20:31 h

Elevation ascent

2266 m

Elevation descent

2266 m

Lowest point

234 m

Highest point

696 m

Condition

Difficulty

Recommended seasons

J F M A M J J A S O N D
The Ruhr-Eder GeoRadroute is a signposted long-distance circular cycling route between the Sauerland and the Waldeck. It runs through the Ruhr and Eder valleys and follows former railroad right-of-ways in some sections. At Edersee and in the GrenzWelten National Geopark, the focus is on Earth’s history and the development of the landscape. The route highlights geological, historical, and cultural connections along the eastern edge of the Rothaar Mountains and showcases natural and cultural landscapes in their broader context. There are places to stop for refreshments along the route.
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Information

Directions

Start at the visitor center in Willingen (Upland) and follow the signpost featuring the "Korbach Dachshund" through Usseln to Medebach, then on to Korbach, and along a former railroad right-of-way through Sachsenhausen toward Edersee. The route runs directly along Edersee and continues to Frankenberg, through Allendorf to Battenberg. From there, it follows another old railroad right-of-way to Winterberg and back to Willingen via Olsberg and Brilon.

Equipment

We recommend a helmet, functional cycling clothing appropriate for the weather, snacks in a backpack, plenty of fluids (water, tea), a bike pump, a repair kit, and a multitool.

Public transit

Take the bus or train to Willingen Station, then walk 10 minutes to the starting point at the visitor center

How to get there

By car via the B251 to Willingen (Upland); drive to the parking lot at the visitor center, Am Hagen 10, 34508 Willingen (Upland)

Parking

Free parking at the Visitor Center/Lagune Pool

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