Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Schkeuditz à Dieskau

This ride starts in Schkeuditz, a small town just northwest of Leipzig, which is best known for being home to Leipzig/Halle Airport. From here, you’ll cruise mostly on paved and asphalt surfaces (about 80% of the route), so road or hybrid bikes are a good choice.

The route is about 21 km, gently rolling with only modest hills—nothing too taxing. You’ll pass through a good mix of tracks and quiet roads, with only a short stretch (about 2%) on busier streets, so it stays pretty peaceful. There are some short gravel and unpaved patches, but these are minor and add a bit of character to the ride.

Along the way, expect a rural vibe with fields, pockets of woodland, and charming Saxon countryside. Your destination, Dieskau, is a village not far from Halle, known for its scenic Baroque Dieskau Castle and surrounding park—perfect for a cooldown stroll or picnic before heading back.

All told, this is a laid-back ride for anyone keen to explore between two classic Saxon towns on mostly easy, scenic roads.