European long-distance hiking trail E11
European long-distance hiking trail E11 | |
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Common signposts of the E11 and the Lutherweg Saxony-Anhalt on Sieglitzer Berg |
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length | 2500 km |
Supervised by | European hiking association |
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Starting point |
Scheveningen 52 ° 6 ′ 29 ″ N , 4 ° 16 ′ 23 ″ E |
Target point |
Gołdap 54 ° 18 ′ 25.2 ″ N , 22 ° 18 ′ 13.1 ″ E |
Type | Long-distance hiking trail |
The European long-distance hiking trail E11 is a west-east route that is around 2500 km long. The European long-distance hiking trail runs from Western Europe mainly through Central European lowlands to Eastern Europe .
Course in the Netherlands (355 km)
The long-distance hiking trail runs as the Dutch “Marskramerpad” from Scheveningen in The Hague via Leiden , Amersfoort , Deventer and Oldenzaal to Bad Bentheim . Just before the Bentheim suburb of Gildehaus , the E11 reaches Germany.
Course in Germany (996 km)
Now the Töddenweg is followed, whose next stations are Rheine , Mettingen and finally Osnabrück , where the Töddenweg ends at the main station .
The section from Deventer to Osnabrück is offered by EUREGIO as a trading route .
Subsequently, the Wittekindsweg leads the E11 past Bad Essen until it reaches the Weser at Porta Westfalica . The Wiehengebirge is crossed on this section .
In Minden is Weserbergland happened to the further course continue on Kleinenbremen , Hameln to Lauenstein pass on the Ith to come comb. You get to Seesen via Alfeld , Schildhorst and Bad Gandersheim . From Seesen, the hiker climbs into the Harz Mountains . The further course is over the Lindtalskopf, to Innerstestausee , over Goslar and Bad Harzburg , to Ilsenburg , Wernigerode , Blankenburg and the Rosstrappe . Here, close Thale , Gernrode , Ballenstedt , Wippra in order to Eisleben to arrive.
Through the lowlands of the Saale and Elbe , the Süße See , Trotha , Petersberg , Görzig , Mosigkauer Heide , Dessau , Luisium and Wörlitz with its landscape park are touched. After crossing the Elbe near Coswig , the E11 now takes an approximately northerly direction. The next highlight is the Fläming , the Rabenstein Castle , Raben , the Hagelberg , Bad Belzig and the Lehnin Monastery will be passed before the path dives into the eastern Havelland . Places like Ferch , Caputh and the Templiner See as well as the state capital of Brandenburg, Potsdam follow on the further route .
The Potsdam park landscape, such as the Babelsberg and Klein Glienicke parks , are traversed and one reaches Berlin . The E11 approaches the center of Berlin from the southwest via the Berlin Grunewald . In an east-southeast direction, the hiker comes to Berlin-Friedrichshagen , Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten and Altlandsberg , both of which are already outside the capital. The route now leads to Märkische Schweiz , followed by Waldsieversdorf , Buckow and Neuhardenberg , Seelow and the Reitweiner Sporn . The path has reached the Oder here at Reitwein . Along the river you can get to Lebus , Frankfurt and Słubice on the eastern Polish bank.
Course in Poland (1,209 km)
The expanses of the Warthebruch lie in front of the hiker. The trail continues through Międzychód , Chojna , Szamotuły and after a few kilometers to Poznań . After Poznań the path runs through the Bromberg Heath, followed by Gniezno (Gnesen), Inowrocław (Hohensalza) and Toruń (Thorn). From Toruń the tour goes via Brodnica , Iława and Grunwald to Olsztyn (Allenstein). Masuria has been reached.
A connection across the Lithuanian or Russian border is planned.
Web links
- European long-distance hiking trail E11 (Openstreetmap map), on waymarkedtrails.org
- On the European long-distance hiking trail E11 from Berlin's Teufelsberg to the Brocken , on berlin.bahninfo.de
- Route in Germany Detailed descriptions of the stages from the Dutch border to the Polish border near Frankfurt (Oder), with course sketches, elevation profiles and photos
Individual evidence
- ↑ E11 hiking trail , in the wikivoyage (English)
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↑ Marskramerpad LAW 3 , Wandelplatform, Amersfoort, on wandelnet.nl
see also - Eveline Kooijman: Marskramerpad / druk 1 , pocket-book hiking guide with topographic maps M. = 1: 25,000; 2009, ISBN 978-90-71068-78-2 - ↑ Der Handelsweg (German), accessed on August 13, 2015, on handelsweg.com