Bicycle Rides
Höferadeln from Flammersfeld
Route profile
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Description
From Flammersfeld it goes downhill into the Wied valley and along the Wied cycle path to Burglahr to Heinrichshof with its own organic farm cheese dairy. A first stop that supplies me with handmade Westerwald cheese (farm shop open Tuesdays and Saturdays) and gives me strength for the next climb to Kaffroth. After a few meters on the L 272, the path leads me to Biohof Seegers. The landscape feels like the Allgäu and the gently rolling meadows and pastureland impress me. But the amazement doesn't stop: a 1000-year-old oak, a woolly pig in the front yard, and the 24-hour open farm shop await me at the village exit. Supplies for home are purchased, and then it goes on through the Ahlbach valley towards Kescheid. At the dairy farm Fey, I learn a lot about milk, milking robots, and animal husbandry. Current plan: production of ice cream from own milk. So I'll definitely come by again here. Forest, meadows, and fields accompany me back to Flammersfeld.
Approach
Via the B 256 to Flammersfeld, parking "Am Kirmesplatz" in 57632 Flammersfeld
Public transport
Regiobus 120 from Neuwied to Flammersfeld or from Altenkirchen station
Timetables: vrm-info.de
Parking
Free parking "Am Kirmesplatz" in 57632 Flammersfeld
Safety instructions
The route is not signposted, so take a map or GPX data with you on the ride.
Tips
If the farm shop at Heinrichshof is closed, the farm cheese is also available 24 hours in the farm shop in Kaffroth.
Additional information
Heinrichshof Bioland Cheese Dairy
Action day on July 10, 2022 with open farms
Destination
Am Kirmesplatz, 57632 Flammersfeld
Starting Point
Am Kirmesplatz, 57632 Flammersfeld
More information & GPX download
Notice
In the tour planner we inform you under the tab "Current info" about temporary route changes, closures and detours.
To the Tour Planer