Ostekultur-Route

The entire East Culture Route is about 50 km long. For families who do not wish to cycle so far and prefer to get off their bikes more often, we recommend the shorter route (39 km). Ambitious and trained families can, of course, ride the entire route (50 km). The starting and ending point of the tour is the town of Bremervörde, where Lake Vörder, with the nature and adventure park, offers many opportunities for discovery. From there, one rides through lush meadows and fields, passing the grain silo in Nieder Ochtenhausen, towards the next family highlight. Explore the Stelling family farm and recharge at the Melkhus (dairy rest area) for the ride with the ferry. Along the other East bank, passing the Henriette windmill in Elm, through the Horner Woods, you will come to a junction behind the woodland. From there, you can ride back to Bremervörde on the Forest Explorer Route. Or you can make a detour to the Plönjeshausen home farm and to the historical Pape brickworks in Bevern before heading back to Bremervörde. End the day relaxingly at the harbor, in the pedestrian zone, at Lake Vörder, or in the Bachmann Museum before starting your journey home.

Route length: 50 or 39 km

Starting point: The actual starting point of the East Culture Route is the St. Liborius Church in Bremervörde. If you are arriving by car, we recommend choosing the 'Natur- und Erlebnispark Bremervörde' as your starting point due to better and free parking options. There you can start at the 'Restaurant Haus am See', which also has public restrooms. If you are arriving by train, you can start your tour at the St. Liborius Church. From the train station, you take Bahnhofstraße into the pedestrian zone 'Brunnenstraße'. Here, follow the right passage towards the Rathausmarkt, where on the left side is the St. Liborius Church.

(cloned from route 939026)