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Schleswig-Holstein

Rendsburg-Eckernförde

Flintbek

Eideruferweg – Eiderwald Pedestrian Bridge loop from Flintbek

Routes

Bike touring routes & trails

Germany

Schleswig-Holstein

Rendsburg-Eckernförde

Flintbek

Eideruferweg – Eiderwald Pedestrian Bridge loop from Flintbek

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4.5

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Eideruferweg – Eiderwald Pedestrian Bridge loop from Flintbek

01:35

24.9km

130m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 19, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 10.2 km for 32 m

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Train Station

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2.09 km

Cow Pasture Along the Baltic Sea Cycle Path

Highlight • Natural

3.31 km

Quiet road with cycle path between Flintbek and Bordesholm

Highlight • Cycleway

Quiet road between Flintbek & Bordesholm parallel to the Eidertal hiking trail. Through beautiful villages such as Bönhusen (with hay hostel), Techelsdorf (with refreshments), Reesdorf with a garden café.

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9.97 km

Historic Eider Bridge in Reesdorf

Highlight • Bridge

The historic Eiderbrücke is located at the Eiderkate in Reesdorf and was built in 1803. It is a real architectural gem and can still be loaded with 10 t today. That was quality work.
In the past, if you wanted to reach the villages of Bruges, Schmalstede, Bordesholm and Wattenbek, you had to cross the Eider. Before the stone Eiderbrücke was built, there was only a ford for lorry traffic and a wooden footbridge for pedestrians. Due to the high risk of accidents and the high costs caused by recurring defects in the wooden bridge that required repairs, an application was made to build a bridge. The request made to the royal court in Copenhagen was initially rejected, but the residents of Reesdorf and the surrounding area were successful at the second attempt in 1802. In 1803 the Eider Bridge was finally built by Jasper Hatz from Brüggerdorf.
Today, the Eider Bridge is no longer as important for traffic in the area as it was then, but it is now a listed building due to its historical significance.

kulturwegweiser.kreis-rd.de/sehenswuerdigungen/details/poi/ansicht/poi/eiderbruecke

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13.2 km

St. Marien Church Bordesholm

Highlight • Religious Site

Only with the refugees did numerous Catholics come to Bordesholm after the Second World War. And they built - first of all! - a church. The foundation stone of the Church of St. Mary was laid in 1949, the inauguration only one year later. In the holy year 1950 - every 25 years the Catholic Church celebrates such a year - money was collected from pilgrims in Rome to build a settlement intended for the refugees from the east. This settlement, the construction of which began in 1954, was therefore given the name »Anno Santo settlement«. And even if it is no longer just Catholics who live there, these houses are still popularly known as the "Catholic Settlement".

seliger-eduard-mueller.de/start-1/unsere-kirchen/gemeinde-bordesholm-flintbek/unsere-kirchen

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13.9 km

Bordesholmer See Bathing Area with Bistro

Highlight • Beach

Guarded swimming area with gastro. The restaurant can also be booked for events

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20.5 km

Danish Half-Mile Stone, Blumenthal

Highlight • Monument

This cultural and historical gem is hidden in the long grass on the B4, just after or before the turnoff to the motorway exit near the bus stop.
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_d%C3%A4nische_Milesteine_in_Hamburg_und_Holstein

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