--- title: "De Stroom - circular bike route along the Weser current and the Hagen royal moor" url: "https://www.niedersachsen-tourism.com/tour/de-stroom-circular-bike-route-along-the-weser-current-and-the-hagen-royal-moor" description: "The route runs through Osterstade, a marshland interspersed with moors and heathlands. On the Weser circular route you cycle directly along the Weser dike and can enjoy the magnificent view over more than 12 km. For a change of perspective, simply take the Weser ferry from Sandstedt to Brake to the opposite side and look at the Weser dike from a different angle. In the municipality of Hagen im Bremischen, it is worth getting off the saddle in two places. The brick castle \"Castle of Hagen\" from the 16th century offers a varied cultural program year-round and can be visited. Furthermore, one of the most impressive neo-Gothic church buildings from 1897, the Martin Luther Church, is located there. Attention: detour see safety instructions" language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/3220389/41be98104266f7c876cdded6aee9650cb6e34f711b0d90dcc5725c18b8dd6555/kleiner-hafen-an-der-weser-sandstedt.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Home > Special > Destination.Data Details > Tour" --- GPX Share De Stroom - circular bike route along the Weser current and the Hagen royal moor ================================================================================ - 45.09 km long - Round trip - Difficulty: easy - Condition: very easy - Great panorama - Bicycle Kleiner Hafen an der Weser, Sandstedt - 3:55 h - 45.09 km - 52 m - 49 m - -2 m - 15 m - 17 m - - Start: Hagen im Bremischen - Destination: Hagen im Bremischen Built very close to the water: This route runs along the Weser current and through the Osterstade. The route runs through Osterstade, a marshland interspersed with moors and heathlands. On the Weser circular route you cycle directly along the Weser dike and can enjoy the magnificent view over more than 12 km. For a change of perspective, simply take the **Weser ferry** from Sandstedt to Brake to the opposite side and look at the Weser dike from a different angle. In the municipality of Hagen im Bremischen, it is worth getting off the saddle in two places. The brick castle "**Castle of Hagen**" from the 16th century offers a varied cultural program year-round and can be visited. Furthermore, one of the most impressive neo-Gothic church buildings from 1897, the **Martin Luther Church**, is located there. **Attention: detour see safety instructions** Read more Kleiner Hafen in Sandstedt in Hagen im Bremischen Weserfähre von Sandstedt nach Brake Martin Luther Kirche in Hagen im Bremischen Burg zu Hagen in Hagen im Bremischen Schafe auf dem Deich Good to know ------------ Pavements Street (23%) Asphalt (42%) Gravel (33%) Trail (2%) Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Directions Hagen im Bremischen – Uthlede – Wurthfleth – Rechtebe – Wersabe – Sandstedt – Rechtenfleth – Neuenlande – Büttel – Driftsethe – Kassebruch – Hagen im Bremischen Read more Equipment We recommend wearing a bicycle helmet. On the bike route, sufficient fluids and provisions should be carried. Read more Directions & Parking facilities **Getting there****A27 from Cuxhaven direction** Leave the motorway at exit 12-Hagen towards Hagen/U28/Brake/Sandstedt, then turn left onto Sandstedtermoor. Follow the route for about 4.5 km, then turn left onto Amtsdamm. At the roundabout take the second exit and after 600 m turn right into Amselweg. **A27 from Bremen direction** Leave the motorway at exit 12-Hagen towards Hagen/U28/Brake/Sandstedt, then turn right onto the district road. Follow the route for about 4.5 km, then turn left onto Amtsdamm. At the roundabout take the second exit and after 600 m turn right into Amselweg. Read more **Parking**Public parking spaces are signposted via the parking guidance system. Directly near the route is the parking lot "Am Amtsplatz" in Hagen im Bremischen. Read more **Public transportation**It is difficult to reach this route by public transport. There is no train station on the route. Read more Additional information The route is continuously signposted with the **CUX 12 signs**. The route is signposted according to FGSV guidelines and consists of small square intermediate signs and long destination signs. More information about cycle route signage at: **Links** Read more Literature At the local tourist information you can get the free cycling brochure from Cuxland Tourism with all 12 day routes or download it as a pdf file at the following link: . Read more License (master data) Celine Moje Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author For art and culture connoisseurs as well as wine lovers: A visit to the , an authentic museum set up in the former residence of the marsh poet Hermann Allmers, is worthwhile! Read more Safety guidelines Attention route closure: **From Driftsethe-Tannendorf to the junction Bramstedtermoor** (L135) **fully closed in both directions from 20.06.2023 until approximately 15.09.2023**. Be aware of cars and agricultural vehicles. Read more Map ADFC regional map Cuxhaven Bremerhaven with day route proposals, 1:75,000, tear- and weatherproof, scale 1:75000 ISBN978-3-87073-878-5 Read more Nearby ------ View on map - Tours 62.24 km - Bicycle 493.90 km - Bicycle 447.08 km - Bicycle Contact 27628 Hagen im Bremischen Download GPX file - -