- 4:35 h
- 64.26 km
- 243 m
- 166 m
- 48 m
- 188 m
- 140 m
- Start: Sieg estuary in Mondorf
- Destination: Sieg waterfall in Schladern
How about a route with an overnight stay? Or just see how far you get? On the cycle path directly along the Sieg, you reach car-free beer gardens, secluded bathing spots, and campsites. The well-distributed train stations along the route give you the opportunity to return by train.
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Directions
Your route leads from the mouth of the Sieg into the Rhine through extensive floodplains, long dikes with beautiful avenues, and bathing spots. In Hennef, you’ll find a rest option with picnic or bathing opportunities at Allner Lake. Eitorf welcomes you with a beer garden and beach volleyball. From here, the route makes a detour to a hillside where you have the opportunity to fill your water bottle with spring water from the mountain. From Windeck, back along the Sieg, it becomes idyllic: with a spa park, café, and bathing beach. Later, in Hoppengarten, a shallow ford offers a nice opportunity for a rest with your feet in the water. After a stretch along the newly laid Sieg promenade in Dattenfeld, you reach the Siegfall with a beer garden, cultural center, tourist info, and visitor center. Have fun at the end of your route!
Tour information
Stop at an Inn
Directions & Parking facilities
With the train, you can easily reach any starting point and return to the starting point by train.
The starting point Niederkassel-Mondorf can be reached on the right bank of the Rhine via the DB station Bonn-Beuel and on the left bank via the DB station Bornheim-Roisdorf (then Mondorf ferry). You can also arrive by bike via the Rhine cycle path.
Author
Naturregion Sieg
Organization
Rhein-Sieg Tourismus
License (master data)
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Overnight stay at the Happach campsite in Eitorf or the Dattenfeld campsite in Windeck
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