Discovering the Sauerland on old railroad tracks

For touring cyclists, the SauerlandRadring, as the hub of cycling in the Sauerland, is the ideal introduction to discovering the region by bike. Where steam locomotives once puffed along the tracks, no cyclist can get out of breath today. Largely laid out on old railroad lines, it connects the towns of Finnentrop, Eslohe, Schmallenberg and Lennestadt over a total of 84 kilometers and promises cycling fun in the middle of nature.

The HenneseeSchleife completes the SauerlandRadring in the north for a further 40 kilometers and at the same time connects it with the RuhrtalRadweg. The route leads through the picturesque Wennetal valley to Meschede, past the Himmelstreppe and back along the banks of the Hennetalsperre dam to Bremke to the SauerlandRadring.