The Bille River – View of Billwerder Bucht loop from Mümmelmannsberg

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The Bille River – View of Billwerder Bucht loop from Mümmelmannsberg

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The Bille River – View of Billwerder Bucht loop from Mümmelmannsberg

06:02

95.2km

350m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

This route includes a ferry crossing

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 62.3 km for 267 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.81 km

The Bille River

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The Bille is accessed by many very beautiful bike and footpaths in the Billetal. A natural idyll, simply beautiful.

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9.01 km

Tatenberger Yacht Club

Lake

12.5 km

Kaltehofe Hauptdeich Cycle Path

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A sharp cycle path towards the city center.

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15.4 km

View of Billwerder Bucht

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Also a good place during the day.

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15.7 km

Riverside cycle path north of Entenwerder

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Years ago I cycled along here and the path ended in front of a fence - today I thought: let's see if there is something new and lo and behold, …

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34.7 km

Außenmühlenteich (Outer Mill Pond)

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The Midsommerland swimming pool is located on the outside mill. There are divided opinions on this. A hike or a walk around the lake is therefore all the more recommendable. …

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39.2 km

Heimfelder Holz

Nature Reserve

40.0 km

Heimfelder Holz

Forest

55.3 km

Beach

68.0 km

View over the meadows at Niendorfer Gehege

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A beautiful gravel path leads through the meadows, some of which are narrow like a single trail. It's fun to drive here.

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68.4 km

Kollau Riverside Path

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Pleasant cycling and walking path. The more we consider each other, the easier it will be for everyone. So keep dogs on a leash, children out of the water and drive slowly.

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69.1 km

Niendorfer Gehege

Forest

70.7 km

Landebahn Einflugschneise

Viewpoint

72.7 km

Licentiatenberg

Archaeological Site

91.3 km

Woodland trail in Öjendorfer Park

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Öjendorfer Park is the third largest in Hamburg, and the lake is twice as big as the Inner Alster. In summer, the park is a popular meeting place for swimming and for families who picnic there on weekends.

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93.9 km

Steinfurths Diek

Lake

95.2 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

32.4 km

27.2 km

15.7 km

15.5 km

4.10 km

216 m

215 m

Surfaces

57.6 km

16.6 km

7.83 km

5.02 km

4.89 km

3.32 km

Elevation

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Weather

Monday 12 October

16°C

5°C

27 %

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Max wind speed: 19.0 km/h

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Comments

April 25, 2025,Video: "Grüner Ring" Hamburg 100 km (7/10 Std)

Today I cycled the "Green Ring" in Hamburg.
Started at 9:45 AM at Harburg train station, first to Heimfeld, with good climbs, then continued via Moorburg to Finkenwerder, across the Elbe (ferry), towards Ohlsdorf, past the impressive cemetery to Bramfeld, then towards the airport, Jenfeld, Hagencity, and Veddel, back to Harburg. Arrived at 6:30 PM.
Very beautiful route, lots of …

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May 10, 2025,HH: Grüner Ring Route 11 (linksrum)

I (Dirk) have long wanted to do this: cycle the 2nd Green Ring anti-clockwise. I started in Moorburg. Because the tour was quite long, the breaks and photo stops were brief. I was late at the Ohlsdorf Cemetery; unfortunately, the rhododendrons had already bloomed. I was unfortunately four hours early for the decisive HSV match against Ulm, but there were …

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June 15, 2022,Grüne-Mammut-Tour-Hamburg

We drove and drove 🚲 With the ferry across the Elbe. On bike paths, forest paths, track railways, sandy paths, normal roads. On federal roads, on a bike path right next to the autobahn (I was really impressed 😳), through allotments, across the cemetery, past countless playgrounds, over bridges, through underpasses and next to the airport. There were a lot …

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May 9, 2024,Radtour Der 2. Grüner Ring🌤️🌿🌳🌸🛳️🛫🚴💯

Today I finally managed to complete this planned bike tour.

The so-called 2nd Green Ring goes around Hamburg and you cycle through many parks, forests, allotments and even a cemetery.

The different, changing paths in the middle of nature and yet somehow still in the city make this tour something special and can also be easily ridden with a normal …

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September 15, 2023,Foffis >100k-Tripp "Grüner Ring" durch Hamburg 🌞🚵‍♀️😅🤙🏽

Today I made it true: I drove “my” green ring through Hamburg 🌞🚵‍♀️🤙🏽! And I can tell you, it's a really nice path 😘. From Barsbüttel we went via Öjendorfer Park to Eichbaumsee, then continued via Moorfleet through the Altes Land 🍐🍐😆, then continued across the Elbe - by ferry of course - to Blankenese, then continued via the Volkspark …

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August 10, 2024,2. grüner Ring

The time is wrong, for whatever reason. It shows 6:46 in my list and that's right... 💪🏻

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July 3, 2022,ADFC: Hamburgs Grüner Ring

Very nice bike ride around Hamburg. At some junctions, the signage is extremely well hidden, maybe it was missing.

In some places you have to cross roads that are busy even on Sundays. However, the city of Hamburg has not yet come up with the idea that lowering the curb could be a nice way to get to the other …

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September 23, 2025,Hamburg - Grüner Ring 💯 km 🎊

When, if not now? I've been cycling more than usual in the last few days and am therefore in good training. So it was an ideal time to explore whether I could break the 100 km mark. And what can I say - it worked!

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