NiederRhein Route

details: Mainroute: 1.215 km
Sideroutes: 820 km
Inclination: partly hilly, partly flat
Surface: asphalt, broken stones

From Niederrhein to the Netherlands

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Radwege und Radrouten am Niederrhein

Information

Did you know that the Niederrhein (the lower section of the River Rhine) boasts the densest net of cycle lanes and hiking trails in the whole of Europe? The entire Niederrhein area is linked by more than 1,200 kilometres of main routes and another 800 kilometres of connecting routes, which combine as the NiederRhein Route. This network of attractive signposted cycle lanes offers countless possibilities to discover cities, rural districts and municipalities in various combinations. Extensive cycling holidays at the Niederrhein have therefore been a favourite with visitors from all over the world for years. Enjoy the diversity of cities, landscapes and leisure activities by bicycle!

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Additional Info

length: Routes
increase: partially hilly
Cities on the route: , Alpen, Bedburg-Hau, Brüggen, Dinslaken, Dormagen, Duisburg, Emmerich, Erkelenz, Gangelt, Geilenkirchen, Geldern, Goch, Grefrath, Grevenbroich, Hamminkeln, Heinsberg, Hückelhoven, Hünxe, Isselburg, Issum, Jüchen, Kaarst, Kalkar, Kamp-Lintfort, Kempen, Kerken, Kevelaer, Kleve, Korschenbroich, Kranenburg, Krefeld, Meerbusch, Mönchengladbach, Moers, Nettetal, Neukirchen-Vluyn, Neuss, Niederkrüchten, Rees, Rheinberg, Rheurdt, Rommerskirchen, Schermbeck, Schwalmtal, Selfkant, Sonsbeck, Straelen, Tönisvorst, Übach-Palenberg, Uedem, Viersen, Voerde, Wachtendonk, Waldfeucht, Wassenberg, Weeze, Wegberg, Wesel, Willich, Xanten

Please note: Not every entry on this website is translated, so it may be possible to find German entries. Please excuse any mistake due to translation errors or current organisational changes.