Leporello Radwanderkarten – serie

The cycle tour map Weser-Radweg in the practical Leporello fold presents one of the most popular cycle paths in Germany. At 500 km it leads from Hann. Münden to the mouth of the Weser in the North Sea and on to Cuxhaven. You drive through very different landscapes: the gently undulating Weserbergland, the North German Plain characterized by geest and marsh, the maritime landscape of Butjadingen, the cities of Bremen, Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven. Texts and photos provide information about worthwhile detours along the route. The Weser Cycle Path map proves to be the ideal travel companion.

The cycle tour map Moselle cycle path presents the Moselle cycle path in leporello design, which leads from Perl to Koblenz. The route follows the banks of the Moselle for 242 km, passing numerous castles and palaces, vineyards and well-known wine-growing towns such as Bernkastel-Kues, Traben-Trarbach or Cochem. What is also attractive about the route is the fact that it is close to the borders of France and Luxembourg and invites you to take a detour to the neighboring countries. But also cities like Trier with the amphitheater, the famous thermal baths and the Porta Nigra or Koblenz (Deutsches Eck, Ehrenbreitstein Fortress) are worth a visit. Corresponding information can be found in the inserted texts of the Mosel Cycle Path cycling map.

The cycle tour map in a clear leporello format shows the first 597 km long section of the Danube Cycle Path. The path runs between the source of the Danube in Donaueschingen and Passau with its famous old town. The route leads through a varied landscape, which is characterized by numerous castles, palaces and monasteries such as the stronghold of Sigmaringen, Obermarchtal Monastery or Erbach Castle. One should not miss a visit to the cities of Ulm with the well-known Ulm Minster, Donauwörth and Regensburg with the Cathedral of St. Peter. The phenomenon of the infiltration of the Danube near Immerdingen and the breakthrough of the Danube in the Upper Danube Nature Park are geologically unique.

The cycle path to Copenhagen begins at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. The cycle tour map is divided into individual manageable sections by the leporello fold and provides information about the respective region in the text sections. The route is attractive for cyclists because it leads through flat, lake-rich nature reserves in both countries, but also has cultural attractions to offer at the start and destination. Not to forget: Rostock and the ferry crossing that starts here.

The Elbe Cycle Route 2 cycle tour map presents the second part of the 860 km long Elbe Cycle Route in leporello style. The route between Dessau and Wittenberge, 250 km long, is presented downstream in 21 sections. With Dessau, Magdeburg, Tangermünde and Wittenberge, the route offers interesting cities, but also technically remarkable sights such as the Magdeburg waterway crossing, locks, ship lift, numerous bridges and yaw cable ferries. In addition, there is the unique flora and fauna that is protected in the Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve.

The cycle route of the same name leads directly along the Kiel Canal over a length of 105 km. The cycle tour map designed in leporello format provides cyclists with comprehensive information about the flat route between Brunsbüttel and Kiel. In addition to the varied landscape, the close passage of large ships is always a highlight of the tour, not to forget: the impressive locks in Brunsbüttel and Holtenau. The texts that are inserted between the map parts tell you which other detours are worthwhile.

The MainRadweg map is a cycle tour map on a scale of 1:50,000. It describes the first part of the MainRadweg (a total of 534 km) from the source of the White or Red Main to Würzburg. The 286 km long tour in this Main Cycle Path Map 1 promises a lot of variety through the traditional cities of Bayreuth, Bamberg and Würzburg and the landscape along the banks of the Main. Inserted parts of text in the Main-Radweg 1 cycle tour map draw attention to sights in the region.

The Elbe Cycle Route 3 cycling map presents the third part of the 860 km long Elbe Cycle Route: it stretches from Wittenberge to the mouth of the Elbe in the North Sea, i.e. to Cuxhaven. An alternative route leads from Wedel east of the Elbe to Brunsbüttel. The leporello design enables a step-by-step presentation: The 35 sections presented offer good orientation and enable you to start the tour at any point. Inserted text parts provide information about the sights along the route: Wittenberge, Hamburg, the Alte Land, Stade, the Kiel Canal, Cuxhaven, Brunsbüttel are mentioned here as keywords. So you are well advised with the cycle path map Elberadweg 3.

The Leporello cycle tour map Rhein-Radweg 2, Bodensee - Basel provides an overview of the 243 km long cycle route between Bregenz and Basel. The attractive thing about this tour is the change of country between Austria, Germany and Switzerland (don't forget your ID!). First, the route follows the southern shore of Lake Constance, then leads past the imposing Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen and then through the Swiss Aargau to Basel. The cyclists can find out which sights are on offer on this tour in the sections of text on the Rhine Cycle Path 2 cycling map.

As the name suggests, the Iller cycle path runs along the entire length of 148 km from Ulm to Oberstdorf along the banks of the Iller. Thanks to the Leporello fold, the route is presented in clear sections. Inserted information pages provide information with photos and texts about highlights of the region such as the Breitachklamm near Oberstdorf or the Archaeological Park in Kempten. The Iller Cycle Path cycling map has proven to be a valuable companion for cyclists.

The leporello-style map presents the 77 km long Ahr cycle path, which follows the course of the Ahr from its source to where it flows into the Rhine near Remagen. The flat route also makes the route interesting for families. You cross the Ahr wine-growing region and can admire towns such as Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, Sinzig or Remagen. You can find out where stopovers are worthwhile in the information sections of the cycling map.

The 191 km long Unstrut cycle path runs from Eichsfeld through the Saale-Unstrut wine region through northern Thuringia to Naumburg an der Saale. The description follows the course of the Unstrut river from its sources in Thuringia to its confluence with the Saale. Historic towns such as Sömmerda, Bad Langensalza or Nebra await cyclists, as well as a varied landscape characterized by viticulture, castles and monasteries. The information sections on the map provide detailed information on excursion tips and detours.

The bike tour map Altmühltal-Radweg presents the Altmühltalradweg in leporello style. The route starts in Rothenburg od Tauber and ends in Kehlheim. There the Altmühl flows into the Danube. The bike tour map Altmühltal-Radweg not only offers a good overview of the main route near the shore, but also shows three alternative routes that lead via Ansbach, Weißenburg or through the Anlautertal, and thus allow you to experience the Franconian Lake District and the Altmühltal Nature Park even more intensively. If you are still fit in Kehlheim, the card also offers a connecting route along the Danube to Regensburg. You can find out from the information on the Altmühltal cycle tour map where stopovers are worthwhile on this scenic cycle route.

The cycle tour map in practical leporello style follows the 331 km long Kocher-Jagst cycle path, a circular route between Aalen and Heilbronn. Up one river and down the other. Due to the close-to-the-bank route along the rivers from their sources to the respective confluence with the Neckar, there are no major inclines. The route owes its attractiveness to the fact that it mostly leads away from roads through the varied landscape. The text sections provide more information on sights and places.

The Elbe Cycle Route 1 cycle tour map, designed in a leporello design, presents the southern section of the 860 km long Elbe Cycle Route. The starting point is Bad Schandau, located in Saxon Switzerland. The cycle path first leads through this landscape of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains, which is protected as a national park, to Dresden. In addition to other historically interesting cities such as Meißen, Wittenberg or Dessau, the cyclist also passes natural landscapes worth seeing such as the Saxon Wine Route and the Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve. The user of the cycle tour map can find out more about this in the inserted information sections, which describe the highlights of the route with text and photos.

The cycling tour map in leporello format is dedicated to the 250 km long 'Gurkenradweg' circular route. The description of the route starts and ends in Cottbus and offers information about Vetschau, Lübbenau, Lübben and Peitz. In addition, the entire Spreewald nature reserve, which has been designated a UNESCO biosphere reserve, is described. The fanfold divides the route into sections; the individual map sections are supplemented by text sections with information about the landscape and accommodation.

The route follows the course of the Eder from its source in the Rothaargebirge Nature Park to where it flows into the Fulda. Varied kilometers await cyclists through the low mountain range landscape without any significant inclines. A highlight is certainly the Edersee, which can be accessed via the circular route of the same name. The leporello fold of the map enables a good orientation over individual sections of the route, inserted text parts provide information about worthwhile detours.

The main route of the 'Stuttgart e-bike region' was specially developed for the special needs of e-bike riders. It offers e-bike riders a well-developed, demanding route with a very varied adventure character over a length of around 400 km around the state capital of Baden-Württemberg. Along the route through the most beautiful landscapes of the districts of Böblingen, Esslingen, Göppingen, Ludwigsburg and Rems-Murr there are numerous accommodation options, a regionally influenced, bike-friendly gastronomy and a service infrastructure geared towards e-bike riders with designated rental and repair shops - and charging stations. Entry is possible at any self-chosen starting point.

This map gives you a detailed overview of the fifth part of the Rhine Cycle Route: the starting point is Cologne and the destination is Rotterdam. The cycle path runs close to the bank sometimes to the right, sometimes to the left, sometimes on both sides along the Rhine. Neuss, Düsseldorf, Duisburg, Xanten and Wesel invite you to stopovers in the flat Lower Rhine region. The Dutch part of the Rhine Cycle Path is also presented accordingly: you can find out which tourist highlights Doorenburg, Nijmegen or Rotterdam have to offer from the information texts on the map sections. The cycle hiking map Rhein-Radweg 5 proves to be the ideal travel companion.

Spreeradweg is the name of the route from Neugersdorf to Berlin. Well developed, it follows from the three sources of the Spree near Eibau on around 410 km through beautiful landscapes to the pulsating federal capital Berlin. You can discover the Lusatian mountains with the magnificent half-timbered houses and their front gardens full of flowers as well as historical and medieval towns. Visitors experience the magic of the Spreewald biosphere reserve with its unique landscapes worthy of protection and the Wendish-Sorbian culture not only on a boat trip on the still waters, but also in the various places. The area around Berlin is rich in forests and water and offers relaxation at the Müggelsee. You will also meet the captain from Köpenick on the way to the Brandenburg Gate and the Zoological Garden in the capital.

Discover the 113 km long Ruhr-Sieg cycle path from Meschede to Kirchen (Sieg) comfortably on former railway lines. With little incline, it connects the two watercourses Ruhr and Sieg. On the way you will discover the beautiful landscape of the Sauerland such as the Biggesee or the Attendorn stalactite cave as well as industrial culture, museums and idyllic towns and villages. In addition to the bat tunnel, special highlights include the Ahauser reservoir and the Biggeblick viewing platform on the Biggesee.

The GeoRadroute Ruhr-Eder connects the Sauerland in North Rhine-Westphalia with the Waldecker Land in Hesse over 210 km. Cyclists experience the two regions in a special way: on the one hand on the well-known river cycle paths 'RuhrtalRadweg' and 'Eder-Radweg', on the other hand you cycle many kilometers over former railway lines. In addition to attractive places and villages, you will also experience the varied landscape of the two low mountain ranges. You can discover the Edersee and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, the route also takes you on a journey through the GeoPark GrenzWelten and provides exciting insights into the history of the earth and the development of the landscape of the regions.