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the Werra river near Hannoversch Muenden Destination: Cycling & Canoeing |
To arrive at the destination of your bicycle or canoe trip, you go travelling from the direction of Frankfurt am Main, Hanover, Erfurt or Berlin. To plan your travel you can buy online an up-do-date survey map >> By TrainYou are allowed to take your bicycle along on most trains - or you rent a bike at a train station. You arrive at the Werra river via Eisenach (to the Werra springs near Eisfeld, to Meiningen, Bad Salzungen, Creuzburg, Mihla, Treffurt) via Goettingen, Kassel or Fulda (to Eschwege, Wanfried, Hannoversch Muenden), or via Wuerzburg (to the Werra springs near Eisfeld, to Meiningen). To go canoeing on the Saale river at Rudolstadt from Frankfurt am Main, you take the train via Nuernberg or Erfurt, or, from Berlin, you travel via Jena. For a canoe tour on the Unstrut river, you go to Straussfurt and Naumburg via or, from Berlin, you travel to Naumburg via Leipzig or Halle. You arrive at the starting or rather exit point of the Unstrut Werra Cycling Trail at Muehlhausen via Eisenach or Erfurt. You reach the starting point of the Rennsteig Trail at Hoerschel from Frankfurt via Eisenach or Bad Hersfeld, from Berlin via Kassel or Goettingen and Bebra. At the exit point of the Rennsteig Trail in Blankenstein at the Saale river, there are train connections to Eisenach and Hoerschel, to Frankfurt via Erfurt, Wuerzburg or Nuernberg, to Berlin via Saalfeld, Jena, Leipzig. You learn the exact times and routes by clicking into the Int.Guests page of www.bahn.de. top of page << By CarThe most comfortable way to drive through Germany is via the "Autobahn"-system linking major cities. You get an overview of the signs and numbers used by clicking into www.autobahn-online.de. From Frankfurt, you reach the Werra River via Wuerzburg, Schweinfurt, Coburg (to the Werra springs at Eisfeld), or via the "Autobahn", direction Kassel, Berlin, exit Bad Hersfeld (to Bad Salzungen, Creuzburg, Mihla, Treffurt, Eschwege, Wanfried), or via the "Autobahn", direction Kassel, Hannover (to Hannoversch Muenden). From Berlin, you drive via Erfurt, Ilmenau (to the Werra springs at Eisfeld), or via Eisenach, direction Frankfurt, exit Bad Hersfeld (to Bad Salzungen, Creuzburg, Mihla, Treffurt, Eschwege, Wanfried), or via Hannover, Goettingen, Kassel (to Hannoversch Muenden, Eschwege, Wanfried). From Frankfurt, you reach the Saale river at Rudolstadt via From Berlin, you drive via the "Hermsdorfer Kreuz", direction Erfurt, exit Jena-Goeschwitz, to Kahla, Rudolstadt. From Frankfurt, you reach Straussfurt at the Unstrut river via Eisenach, Bad Langensalza and Bad Tennstedt, direction Soemmerda. From Berlin, you drive via To reach the mouth of the Unstrut river from Frankfurt, you take the exit to Naumburg on the "Autobahn", direction Berlin, after you have passed the "Hermsdorfer Kreuz". From Berlin, you take the exit to Naumburg on the "Autobahn", direction Frankfurt, before you have passed the "Hermsdorfer Kreuz". You reach Muehlhausen via Eisenach or Erfurt, Bad Langensalza. You arrive in Hoerschel at the starting point of the Rennsteig Trail via Eisenach, or from the direction Hannover, Goettingen, Kassel. To reach Blankenstein at the end of the Rennsteig Trail from Berlin, you take the "Autobahn", direction Leipzig, exit Lobenstein, from Frankfurt, you drive via Wuerzburg, Schweinfurt. top of page <<
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