The Uwe-Seeler cycle path is in the Wümme lowlands west of Schneverdingen in Lower Saxony to find.
Route profile
- Length: 6 km
- Grauen - Lünzen: 2 km
- Lünzen - Hemslingen: approx. 4 km
- Signposting: There is no information
- Slopes: largely flat
- Path condition: Bicycle traffic system on a regional road, surface unknown
- Traffic load: completely traffic-free
- Suitable bike: Everyday bike is sufficient
- Family suitability: Yes, there is a traffic-free roadside cycling system
- Inline suitability: There is no information
background
On June 16, 2007 the 10th anniversary of the approx. 2 km long bicycle traffic facility between Lünzen and Grauen was celebrated. At this celebration, the groundbreaking ceremony for the extension of the route to Hemslingen was also carried out. The extension to Hemslingen is approx. 4 km long.
At the ceremony was next Uwe Seeler also the cycling legend Rudi Altig came. The competent Lower Saxony minister from Hanover was also present.
The income from the festival flowed to the Uwe Seeler Foundation to, which supports people in need through no fault of their own.
getting there
Public transportation
- The next train station is Schneverdingen (approx. 8 km east of Lünzen). From here there are hourly connections with the RB 38 out Hanover or. Buchholz with bicycles.
By bicycle
- The Wümme cycle path opens up the region supraregional. But it has no connection to the Uwe-Seeler-Radweg.
- The runs to the west Leine-Heide cycle path through Schneverdingen.
In the street
On the 
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45 Soltau-South. On the 
to Schneverdingen. Here then keep west in the direction of Hemslingen. The next village west of the city (after approx. 8 km) is already Lünzen.
Route description with sights
Corner points of the route
- Coins
- Horror
- Hemslingen
Other places to stay
trips
References to literature and maps
Web links
- www.hemslingen-soehlingen.de - officially
- Ten years of the Uwe-Seeler-Radweg, Rotenburger Rundschau, June 13, 2007
