Leipzig-Elbe-Radroute

Numerous windmills, beautiful castles and interesting village churches line the route, which is mainly on a country road with little traffic. Particularly attractive are the parts of the route that lead the cyclist through the Dahlener Heide, where forests alternate with idyllic ponds. 

In between, the landscaped park of Schloss Machern, which Carl Graf von Lindenau created in 1782, offers just as much variety as the numerous Saxon village churches of the historic town of Wurzen, whose mills can be seen from afar. In general, the wetland area has a number of mills - as well as many opportunities to take a break at forest baths and lakes.

The cycle route starts in Leipzig. Continue towards Brandis, where the outer green ring cycle route and the Parthe-Mulde cycle route are crossed. 

The cycle path cycle path leads to Wurzen. In Wurzen there is a connection with the Mulderadweg between Grimma and Muldenstein. The route continues via Lossatal and Dahlen to Schirmenitz. On the way, the Dahlener Heide cycle route in Schildau crosses the Leipzig-Elbe cycle route.

Explorer's tips:

• Fortified church in Beucha
• Castle and landscaped garden in Machern
• St. Mary\\\'s Cathedral in Wurzen
• Bockwindmuhle in Kuhnitzsch
• Peasant Museum in Schmannewitz
• Bockwindmuhle in Zeuckritz