Alme-Radweg

MöhnetalRadweg / Neusta Touren / Alme-Radweg

68 km along the River Alme from Brilon to Paderborn-Schloss Neuhaus

Tour starting point:

Brilon marketplace

Tour destination point:

Paderborn - Neuhaus Castle

Properties:

free of charge / accessible at any time

Additional Information

www.tourismus-brilon-olsberg.de

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Length

64.4 km

Duration

4:19 h

Elevation ascent

291 m

Elevation descent

647 m

Lowest point

100 m

Highest point

468 m

The cycle tour starts at Germany's oldest town hall in Brilon's Altstadt and passes Brilon railroad station. The only ascent of the route awaits right at the beginning, up to the district of Wülfte and on to Alme. There, in the idyllic Mühltal valley, the Alme springs from more than a hundred individual rivers - one of the strongest and cleanest spring distributions in Germany. The nature reserve fascinates with its enchanting natural surroundings.
Cyclists can discover many more sights worth seeing before reaching the mouth of the Lippe in the old imperial and episcopal city of Paderborn. For example, the ruins of Ringelstein Castle, Wewelsburg Castle high above the Alm valley, the 750-year-old Mittelmühle mill and the baroque Jesuit church in Büren. The last stop on the cycle tour is the extensive castle and meadow park at the Renaissance Neuhaus Castle.

Please note that the Alme-Radweg runs from the junction of the B480 and L637 for approx. 4 km on the winding country road 637 before the route continues off the road from the Multhäupter Hamm!

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Directions

Brilon Marktplatz to Fünfbrücken parallel to the MöhnetalRadweg. Then up to Wülfte as far as the Almequellen. Then on the L637 to Multhäupter Hamm, from there onto the cycle path: Harth - Siddinghausen - Weine - Büren - Brenken - Ahden - Wewelsburg - Niederntudorf - Alfen - Borchen - Wewer - Paderborn - Schloß Neuhaus