Elbe Lateral Canal Underpass – At the Fish Market, Lüneburg loop from Adendorf

Elbe Lateral Canal Underpass – At the Fish Market, Lüneburg loop from Adendorf

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Elbe Lateral Canal Underpass – At the Fish Market, Lüneburg loop from Adendorf

02:09

47.6km

240m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 97 m for 2 m

After 47.6 km for 2 m

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Start point

Train Station

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2.75 km

Elbe Lateral Canal Underpass

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The underpass is now easy to ride on the bike path because it has been or is still being renovated - finally reasonably wide and therefore relaxing to ride on.

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11.1 km

Scenic Countryside Cycle Path

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Beautiful bike path with open fields and meadows

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12.2 km

Buckelgräberfeld Boltersen

Archaeological Site

18.7 km

Asphalt road between Radenbeck and Thomasburg

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... best asphalt, wonderful landscape - fits :-)

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26.1 km

Vastorf–Rohstorf Newly Paved Road

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... the whole section is freshly paved (as of 01.08.2020) .. it can be rolled or shot here wonderfully ;-)

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29.0 km

Scenic Road Between Barendorf and Vastorf

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... little traffic on the weekends, otherwise avoid it (cycle path is easy to drive from the Köstorf roundabout in the direction of Vastorf)

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34.5 km

Bridge Over the Elbe Lateral Canal

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41.9 km

At the Fish Market, Lüneburg

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Lüneburg is always worth a stop.

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42.0 km

View of the Old Crane (Alter Kran) in Lüneburg

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The old crane dates back to the 14th century, it was used to lift goods and also the Lüneburg salt works. In its prime, the crane even managed to lift …

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