Lahn Cycle Path 8th stage Nassau – Niederlahnstein

From Nassau station, follow the signs for the Lahn Cycle Path and then leave the town via the Lahn bridge. After the bridge, keep right and cycle leisurely along the left bank of the Lahn. At Dausenau, stay further left of the Lahn; a short detour to the medieval town center with the city wall and the leaning tower is definitely worth it.

At the main station of Bad Ems, turn right into Bahnhofstraße and cross the Lahn via the Ottmar Canz bridge. Since 24.07.2021, Bad Ems has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site, so it goes without saying to get off your bike briefly here. Walking through the town, it quickly becomes clear that Bad Ems, with its elegant buildings, rightfully belongs to the "Great Spas of Europe." Continue via Lahnstraße and Römerstraße. At the old town hall, turn left into the street of the same name and then follow Viktoriaallee to the right. At Remybrücke, continue into Jahnstraße and then follow the riverside path on the right bank of the Lahn through Fachbach, Nievern, and Friedrichsegen to Niederlahnstein.

At the campsite, you now reach the mouth of the Lahn. To get to the station, follow the Rhine for a bit and then turn into Goethestraße. If you want to continue to Koblenz, follow the signs for the Rhine Cycle Path (Didierstraße) before the station underpass, which brings you back to the Rhine. Follow the riverside path to the Pfaffendorfer Bridge, over which you can easily reach Koblenz’s old town with the Deutsches Eck and the main station.

Trekking or touring bike (e-bike or conventional), spare tube and tools, water bottle, and weather-appropriate clothing.

The Lahn Cycle Path runs mostly on cycle paths, quiet side roads, and country roads. Please still observe the traffic regulations and be considerate of other cyclists, agricultural vehicles, and pedestrians.

Via B417 or B260 to Nassau

Via B42 or B260 to Lahnstein - Niederlahnstein

The public transport connection to the Lahn Cycle Path is excellent.

On the eighth stage are the stations Nassau, Dausenau, Bad Ems main station, Bad Ems West, Nievern, Friedrichsegen, and Niederlahnstein.

The train connections in Rhineland-Palatinate are part of the Rhein-Mosel Transport Association.

All information for arrival by public transport can be found on the train website.

In Nassau, you can park for free in the large parking lot at the outdoor swimming pool. More information about parking in Nassau.

Information on parking in Lahnstein.

Hosts in the Lahntal

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The free information flyer "Let it roll – cycling experiences in the Lahntal" and further info are available under brochures for download and at

Lahntal Tourism Association e. V.

Brückenstraße 2, 35576 Wetzlar

Tel. 06441-30998-0

The Lahntal

info@daslahntal.de

Leave the bike standing in Bad Ems and take the Kurwaldbahn up to the Bismarck Tower (bike parking available). The view is worth it!