- 04: 00 pm
- 53,24 km
- 104 m
- 80 m
- 103 m
- 164 m
- 61 m
- Start: Leipzig-Rosental
- Destination: Grimma
The almost 60 km long Parthe-Mulde cycle route runs along the small Parthe river between the cities of Leipzig and Grimma. As a connection between the Elster cycle path and the Mulde cycle path, the route offers an exciting sequence of different settlement and natural landscapes, one of the special features of which is an extensive network of parks. In addition to numerous idyllic parks, the species-rich Parthenaue also has many other unexpected discoveries in store. Fascinating art objects and buildings from past centuries that are worth seeing invite you to explore and linger.
Due to the small differences in altitude, the Parthe-Mulde cycle route is also particularly suitable for families.
Good to know
Best Season
Directions
The Parthe-Mulde cycle route runs mostly along the banks of the Parthe on paved or asphalted cycle paths through parkland and on quiet field or forest paths. In the cities, you mostly travel on marked, independent cycle paths and only rarely do you have to use quiet roads outside of town. The route is signposted and begins in Leipzig. It then leads via Taucha, Borsdorf, Beucha near Brandis, Naunhof and Parthenstein to Grimma.
The Parthe-Mulde cycle route connects the Elster cycle path with the Mulde cycle path.
Tour features
refreshment possibility
Arrival & Parking
Leipzig
Parking garage at the main station, parking garage at Zoo Leipzig
Grimm
Karl-Liebknecht-Straße, parking lot at the train station
Leipzig
long-distance and local trains (Leipzig Central Station)
S-Bahn lines (Leipzig Central Station)
Grimm
local trains (Oberer Bahnhof)
More information / links
Connection options:
- in Leipzig: Elsterradweg, Coal | Steam | Light Cycle Route & Leipzig-Elbe cycle route
- near diving and in Naunhof: Grüner Ring Leipzig
- in Beucha: Leipzig-Elbe cycle route
- in Grimm: Mulde Cycle Route (United Mulde)
author
Christina Witt
Organization
LEIPZIG REGION
Author's tip
It is worth taking a short detour to the Kirchbruch Beucha, which provided the basic material for the Battle of the Nations Monument in Leipzig.
By the way, a clear heart shape can be seen from a bird's eye view.
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