Weser-Radweg follows the Weser from Hann. Münden to Cuxhaven on Germany’s North Sea coast. The journey connects the Weserbergland landscape with river towns, Bremen and the northern lowlands.
Eight suggested stages
The regional tourism guide proposes Hann. Münden–Höxter, Höxter–Hameln and Hameln–Minden as the first three stages. Those sections also pass through the Teutoburger Wald holiday region.
The onward stages link Minden–Nienburg, Nienburg–Verden and Verden–Bremen. The final two run from Bremen towards Nordenham or Bremerhaven, then onward to Cuxhaven.
Distance and route character
The listed full itinerary measures approximately 520 km and is graded easy by the tourism portal. Its river course links villages and larger cities, with accommodation and places to eat available along the way.
Dedicated signs carry the Weser-Radweg name and logo throughout the route.
Planning arrival and departure
The guide identifies Hann. Münden railway station for arrival and Cuxhaven station for departure. Its map and stage pages support choosing the full journey or a shorter section, with further information linked through the official Weser route portal.