Fulda cycle path
- Duration
- 6 days
- Length
- approx. 214 km
- Reisecode
- FUL 01
The Fulda Cycle Route is one of the most attractive cycle routes in Hesse and offers a unique combination of nature experiences and cultural highlightsThe route runs along the idyllic river Fulda through charming cities, impressive castles and picturesque landscapesFrom the baroque city of Fulda to historic monasteries and UNESCO World Heritage sites, the Fulda Cycle Path offers cyclists of all kinds unforgettable experiences. Plan your next bike tour and discover the most beautiful sights in Hesse!
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You want to cycle the Fulda cycle path with optimal comfort explore? Then we recommend one individual cycling trip familiar with the Mecklenburger Radtour: This doesn't just include overnight stays, but also the comfortable luggage transport carefully arranged for you.
Take advantage of the Map of the Fulda cycle path, to get a first impression of the length of the route sections
Home | Objective | Removal | Estimated time |
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Gersfeld | Fulda | 29,9 km | approx. 02:00 hours |
Fulda | Slot | 21,3 km | approx. 01:45 hours |
Slot | Bad Hersfeld | 29,2 km | approx. 02:00 hours |
Bad Hersfeld | Rotenburg | 20,8 km | approx. 01:30 hours |
Rotenburg | Melsungen | 30,4 km | approx. 02:00 hours |
Melsungen | Gujhagen | 13,5 km | approx. 01:00 hours |
Gujhagen | Kassel | 15,4 km | approx. 01:00 hours |
Kassel | Hann. mouths | 27,0 km | approx. 02:00 hours |
Along the Fulda there are many interesting towns and communities, each with its its own charm and special sights.
The baroque city of Fulda impresses with its magnificent architecture. The cathedral and the city palace are just two of the many highlights that await you here. The city invites you with its spacious parks and well-developed cycle paths invite you to linger.
The idyllic small town of Rotenburg an der Fulda is known for its well-preserved half-timbered housesThe city center is an ideal place for a break and the Fulda offers opportunities for a relaxing canoe trip.
Melsungen is a historic half-timbered town with impressive buildings and a lively old townA highlight is the Melsungen Castle, which towers over the Fulda.
Kassel, home of the famous documents, offers an exciting mix of culture and nature. The Wilhelmshöhe Mountain Park, World Heritage Site, is just as worth seeing as the Wilhelmshöhe Castle and the Orangery in the Karlsaue State Park.
Hann. Münden, the city where the Fulda and the Werra merge to form the Weser, is a real jewel. The historic city center with its over 700 half-timbered houses and Welfenschloss are a must for every visitor.
A special experience on the Fulda cycle path is the unique bicycle cable car near MorschenThis extraordinary attraction allows cyclists to explore the Fulda on a floating platform while pedalling themselves. The cable car is not only a practical crossing, but also a Highlight for young and oldHere you can take a short break, look at the river landscape from above and use your own muscle power to reach the other bank – a unforgettable moment on your bike tour!
Along the Fulda cycle route there are numerous stamp stations, which invite young and old to explore. At selected locations along the route, cyclists can their touring pass Whether historic towns, castles or picturesque landscapes: At every stop you will find a unique stamp that documents your experiences. The stamping fun not only offers a special motivation to explore the entire route, but is also a great souvenir, that captures your unforgettable journey along the Fulda forever.
The Fulda Cycle Route (R1) begins at Gersfeld in the Rhön at the source of the Fulda. The cycle route follows the river along its entire length to its confluence with the Weser at Hann. Münden.
Yes, Fulda and the surrounding area are great for cycling. The city is located on several cycle paths, including the Fulda cycle path itself. The city is well connected to the surrounding area and there are both flat sections along the river and hillier routes in the area. There are also well-developed cycle paths and a bicycle-friendly infrastructure.
The Fulda cycle path (R1) is around 255 km long. It runs from the source of the Fulda in the Rhön to its mouth in the Weser near Hann. Münden.
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