Radrundtour "Zwei-Länder"

63.08 km long
Round trip
Difficulty: medium
Condition: easy
Regional bike tour

Die historische Mühle Levern mit Schindeldach liegt malerisch in einer grünen Landschaft unter blauem Himmel. — © Foto 2021 von www.ChristianSchwier.de, Christian Schwier

Taverne mit rotem Ziegeldach und Glasfront, umgeben von Teich und grüner Gartenlandschaft. — © Rila erleben

Eine moderne Holzbank unter einem Baum, umgeben von grünen Wiesen und einem gepflasterten Weg. — © Foto 2021 von www.ChristianSchwier.de, Christian Schwier

6:30 h
63.08 km
204 m
204 m
36 m
80 m
44 m
Start: Historic town center of Levern
Destination: Historic town center of Levern

Auf 66 km durch Stemwede und Dümmer-See: Entspannte, verkehrsarme Tour durch reizvolle Landschaft.

On the "Zwei-Länder-Tour", you can expect a varied range of nature, culture and experiences. Historic half-timbered houses, beautiful churches and the picturesque landscape are just some of the reasons that make this route so appealing. Whether in the over 1000-year-old monastery town of Levern with its historic town center, in the shadow of the Stemweder Berg, on the Dümmer with cycle-friendly paths or in Bad Essen with the picturesque St. Nikolai Church - there is a lot to discover everywhere!

This route is not short on culinary delights either - delicious Oppenweher asparagus in Stemwede or fresh fish on Lake Dümmer as well as numerous offers in various restaurants await you.

Start

Historic town center of Levern

Mill

Weiße Stiftskirche Levern mit markantem Turm, umgeben von grünen Bäumen und blauem Himmel.

Church

Best to visit

suitable

Depends on weather

Directions

The starting point is the collegiate town of Levern with its historic collegiate church, the Heimathaus and other half-timbered houses. Passing the Mittelland Canal, the route heads towards the saltwater spa town of Bad Essen in Lower Saxony. On your way to Lake Dümmer, you pass the village of Bohmte and the Hunteburg Roman bridge. Once you reach Lake Dümmer, your route takes you back to Stemwede. On the way, you pass through the Stemwede village of Haldem before reaching your destination, the monastery town of Levern. Of course, you can also end the route at Dümmer See or vice versa.

Tour information

Familiy-Friendly
Loop Road
Stop at an Inn

Equipment

Bicycle and camera

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there

By car: via the highways A1 (Bremen-Münster), A2 (Hannover-Ruhrgebiet), A30 (Bad Oeynhausen-Osnabrück) or federal highways B51 (Diepholz-Bohmte), B65 (Minden-Bohmte), B239 (Herford-Rahden). By train: via the nearest train stations Bohmte, Lemförde, Rahden, Pr. Oldendorf-Holzhausen and Lübbecke.

Parking

Parking spaces are available near the historic town center.

Public transportation

Always know what's running: The smart number for buses and trains in NRW: 01806 504030 (20 cents/connection from landlines and a maximum of 60 cents/connection from mobile networks).

License (master data)