Five meters high, made of a ton of steel - these are the impressive details of the sculpture in front of the Brösking barn in Estorf's historic barn quarter "Im Schünebusch". It symbolizes a cyclist holding a bicycle over his head and marks the middle of the 515-kilometre-long Weser Cycle Route premium cycle path, which runs from Hann. Münden in the Weserbergland region via the Middle Weser region and Bremen to Cuxhaven.
The Weser Cycle Path is one of the most popular long-distance cycle routes in Germany. It has been recognized by the ADFC as a quality cycle route. There is a main route and an alternative route on the opposite side of the Weser. The main route can change sides of the Weser. Bridges, weirs and ferries serve as crossing points, creating a "ladder system" that also enables circular loops.
The Weser Cycle Path is one of the most popular long-distance cycle routes in Germany. It has been recognized by the ADFC as a quality cycle route. There is a main route and an alternative route on the opposite side of the Weser. The main route can change sides of the Weser. Bridges, weirs and ferries serve as crossing points, creating a "ladder system" that also enables circular loops.
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Skulptur "Bergfest"
Neue Schulstraße 1
31629 Estorf
