Alme-Radweg

The starting point of the cycle tour is at the town hall in the center of the old Hanseatic town of Brilon. From here, it is around seven kilometers to the Alme district, which is also the only long uphill section of the entire tour. Here, as the name suggests, you will find the sources of the river.

After Brilon-Alme, the cycle path runs along the country road for around three kilometers before changing to a charming forest path to the left of the river at the "Multhäupter Hammer".

Past the Büren districts of Ringelstein and Harth and through Siddinghausen and Weine, the route leads to Büren with its imposing Jesuit church.

After the villages of Brenken and Ahden, you reach Wewelsburg with its imposing triangular castle on a mountain spur high above the Almetal valley.

The route leads via Niederntudorf and Alfen and Wewer into the city of Paderborn. Now it is only a few meters to the baroque garden of Neuhaus Castle and the mouth of the Alme into the Lippe, the end point of the Alme cycle path.

Always pay attention to the road safety of your bicycle. For your own safety and as a role model, we recommend wearing a bicycle helmet.

Take the time to visit the Historical Museum of the Prince-Bishopric of Paderborn in Wewelsburg Castle!

B480 / B7 direction Brilon until junction Möhnestraße, continue Lindenweg and Steinweg direction city center

Parking lot at Brilon train station ("Bahnhofstraße")

Brilon: Bahnhof, Bahnhofstraße (or bus stop "Brilon-Stadt, Bahnhof")
Paderborn: Bus stop "PB-Schloss Neuhaus"

Nahverkehrsverbund Paderborn/Höxter
Always know what's running: The smart number for buses and trains in NRW 01803 504030 (timetable information for €0.09/min from a German landline, mobile max. €0.42/min)

Alme-Radweg, Altenau-Radweg Verlag publicpress, Scale: 1:50,000 ISBN: 978-3-89920-363-9

The cycle path is marked throughout ("Alme Radweg", white lettering on a blue background)

www.paderborner-land.de
www.alme-radweg.de

Brilon, market square

Paderborn, Neuhaus Castle Baroque Garden