Elephant Loop – experience the Börde
Elephant Loop – experience the Börde
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68.1km
150m
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Did you know that the largest elephant in the world is in Hamm? On this tour you can see for yourself and marvel at the walk-in work of art up close. The starting point is Hamm (West) train station.
From there you drive, framed by the water, on a…
Last updated: July 23, 2025
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Your route passes through protected areas
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NSG Tibaum
NSG Lippeaue von Stockum bis Werne
Naturschutzgebiet Uelzener Heide / Mühlhauser Mark
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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6.40 km
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68.1 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
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27.4 km
23.2 km
8.26 km
7.93 km
1.26 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
38.8 km
21.1 km
4.84 km
1.96 km
1.19 km
189 m
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Sunday 5 July
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16°C
11 %
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Comments
There was a bit of a light drizzle at first, but it quickly disappeared again.
We only saw the showers from a distance. 👀
The route was easy to ride throughout.
I would have liked a bit more variety.
Always riding along old railway lines gets a bit boring in the …
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radrevier.ruhr/unsere-revierrouten/elefantenrunde
The routes were all easy to ride, but as a "country bumpkin" I missed a bit of variety in the landscape today. It was just calmly beautiful...
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From there, we headed towards the Datteln-Hamm Canal.
At first, we had the canal on our right➡️, later we changed sides🔄, and the Lippe River accompanied us as well.
At Rünthe, we left the canal and drove via Kamen to Königsborn.
From there, we headed east again on railway lines towards …
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We parked in the Park+Ride car park at Unna-Königsborn train station. There you can park for free. The route goes right past it. The tour was great fun. Route, sights and course.
radrevier.ruhr/de/unsere-revierrouten/elefantenrunde.html
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March 28, 2023
Did you know that the largest elephant in the world is in Hamm? On this tour you can see for yourself and marvel at the walk-in work of art up close. The starting point is Hamm (West) train station.
From there you drive, framed by the water, on a dam between
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