• 32,05 km long
  • cycling tours
  • 2: 35 pm
  • 32,05 km
  • 263 m
  • 423 m
  • 253 m
  • 416 m
  • 163 m
  • Start: Medebach
  • Destination: Ederbringhausen

Bike tour along the Aar and Orke.

The Lichtenfels Valley Tour begins in Medebach, North Rhine-Westphalia, and leads to the fish and fishing ponds in the Aar Valley. From there, the route continues along the Aar River to Lichtenfels-Münden. Sachsenberg's old town is ideal for a break. The route continues to Oberorke, with its magnificent views. The final stage runs along the Orke River to Ederbringhausen, where the route continues on the Eder Cycle Path or the R6 towards Edersee or to Frankenberg.

Edersee | Your region: wild, colorful, healthy.
Edersee | Your region: wild, colorful, healthy.
Edersee | Your region: wild, colorful, healthy.
Edersee | Your region: wild, colorful, healthy.

Path surfaces

Street (20%)
Asphalt (35%)
gravel (26%)
Way (19%)

Best Season

suitable
depending on the weather

Tour features

  • refreshment possibility

  • Culturally interesting

Equipment

General bicycle: Road-safe bicycle, bicycle helmet, day cycling backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, comfortable sports shoes, if necessary cycling shoes, weather-adapted and durable clothing in a multi-layer principle, if necessary cycling jersey, if necessary cycling gloves, air pump, bicycle tools, Sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, drinking bottle and suitable holder, first aid kit, pocket knife, cell phone, if necessary cell phone holder for the handlebars, if necessary headlamp and reflectors, maps

E-bike: E-bike, removable battery, charger, bicycle helmet, day cycling backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, comfortable sports shoes, if necessary cycling shoes, weather-adapted and durable clothing in a multi-layer principle, if necessary cycling jersey, if necessary cycling gloves, Air pump, bicycle tools, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, drinking bottle and suitable holder, first aid kit, pocket knife, cell phone, if necessary cell phone holder for the handlebars, if necessary headlamp and reflectors, maps

Arrival & Parking

Parking

By arrangement with the Medebach Tourist Information Office, it is possible to park for free in the parking garage on “Niederstraße”. The prerequisite is that a separate parking ticket is deposited in the vehicle.

Public transportation

Nearest bus stop(s): Medebach Marktplatz

From Willingen: Bus R46 (RLG): Willingen-Düdinghausen-Medebach

From Winterberg: Bus R48 (RLG): Winterberg-Düdinghausen / change in Kuestelberg to the direct connecting bus, bus S30 (RLG): Brilon-Medebach

From Korbach: Bus 510 (NVV): Korbach-Medebach

From Frankenberg (Eder): Bus 530 (NVV): Frankenberg-Lichtenfels-Medebach 

The current timetable information can also be found at: http://efa.vrr.de

 

NVV-ServcieTelephone: 0800-939-0800

All connections including AST-Taxi connections can be clearly seen via the NVV timetable information - www.nvv.de/fahrplanauskunft

Tip for your smartphone - download the "NVV Mobil" app in the respective app store before the tour!

 

In general, the “AST-Taxi” (CallSammelTaxi) should also be included in the planning. With the CallSammelTaxis (AST), the NVV ensures mobility on routes that are not in great demand. Instead of taking the bus, you can travel here in normal taxis or rental cars. AST also have fixed timetables - you just have to register your wish to travel by telephone (usually) up to 30 minutes before the journey. Also remember that AST only run when there are no normal buses running at the same time.

CallSammelTaxi center: +49 (0) 5631-5062088

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safety instructions

The cycle paths/routes sometimes alternate between asphalted, gravel and/or field/forest paths. Very rare, even on roads with little traffic. The cycle paths/routes can also be combined as desired and are signposted on both sides. There are also a few combined cycle and pedestrian paths.

Unfortunately, the signage is not optimal in some places. Use of the cycle path/route is at your own risk. If there is strong wind, heavy rain or snowfall, you should not use this cycle path/route!