Naturpark Wattenmeer

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54.07 km long
Bicycle Ride
Course north towards Jade Bay

The approximately 54-kilometer route leads from Rastede via Wiefelstede and Varel to the Jade Bay. Numerous fish restaurants invite you to rest here in the harbor. From the dike you can already take a first look at the quiet zones of the Wadden Sea National Park hidden behind it. The Wadden Sea is recognized by the UNESCO World Heritage Commission as a World Heritage Site. In Jaderberg there is the possibility to visit the Jaderpark.

 

Highlights:

  • Beachclub Nethen (Nethen): Here cyclists will find a dreamy white sandy beach, tropical parasols and crystal clear water. A café and snack bar offer food and drinks right by the entry-fee bathing lake. Especially when the weather is nice in summer it is the perfect place for a little rest. The beach club has a water ski facility and a dog beach.
  • The Varel harbor offers berths for private pleasure boats and is the home port of individual fishing trawlers, a location for businesses and a tourist attraction. Cyclists can enjoy fish in a fresh sea breeze in the various restaurants.
  • The Jaderpark in Jaderberg is a privately owned zoo and leisure park. The park is divided into four thematic areas: the zoo, the amusement park, the adventure park and the fun park. The family-friendly Jaderpark is an ideal destination for young and old and is easy to get to by bike.

Info

Directions

The entire Wadden Sea Nature Park tour is marked with a blue wadden bird symbol. The tour is signposted in both directions and the cyclist can ride the tour in both directions and combine it with other tours. In addition, the intermediate signposts of the cycle traffic system indicate the direction on the way.

The exact route description can be found on the GPX track.

Safety guidelines

The Nature Park Wadden Sea Tour can be carried out without any danger. Flat landscapes and well-developed cycle paths make it easy to ride.

Equipment

No special equipment is required. A repair and breakdown kit can be carried for safety.

Recommendation

Probably the smallest pub in Germany is called "Up'n Prüfstand" at Vareler Hafen.

Directions

A28 / A29 / A31

You arrive by car along the A1 and A 29 autobahns to Oldenburg and from Oldenburg on along the A 28 towards Emden / Leer to Westerstede.

You will find public and free parking spaces at many start and finish points.

Public transit

You can travel comfortably by train at the following train stations in Ammerland and the region.

  


Railway stations: Leer, Augustfehn, Westerstede-Ocholt, Bad Zwischenahn, Oldenburg, Rastede


  


You can easily reach the other places and districts by bus.

Map

The tour directory & overview map "Discover the cycling landscape" can be ordered free of charge:

Ammerland Touristik
Ammerlandallee 12 
26655 Westerstede 
Tel .: +49 (0) 4488 56 30 00 
atis@ammerland.de 
www.ammerland-touristik.de


 Only available in German

Author

Ammerland Touristik

Organisation

Ostfriesland Tourismus
tour facts
start: Rastede, Wiefelstede
destination: Wiefelstede, Rastede

medium

03:20:00 h

54.07 km

34 m

34 m

-2 m

19 m

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