Edersee Cycle Route 4 (ER) - Along the Eder, the Wilde and past Bad Wildungen and the Edersee

General bicycle: Road-safe bicycle, bicycle helmet, day cycling backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, comfortable sports shoes, if necessary cycling shoes, weather-adapted and durable clothing in a multi-layer principle, if necessary cycling jersey, if necessary cycling gloves, air pump, bicycle tools, Sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, drinking bottle and suitable holder, first aid kit, pocket knife, mobile phone, if necessary mobile phone holder for the handlebars, if necessary headlamp and reflectors, maps E-Bike: E-Bike, replaceable battery, Charger, bicycle helmet, daily cycling backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, comfortable sports shoes, if necessary cycling shoes, weather-adapted and durable clothing in a multi-layer principle, if necessary cycling jersey, if necessary cycling gloves, air pump, bicycle tools, sun and rain protection , provisions and drinking water, drinking bottle and suitable holder, first aid kit, pocket knife, cell phone, if necessary cell phone holder for the handlebars, if necessary headlamp and reflectors, maps

We recommend traveling by road via the B485 federal highway. From the north, take the roundabout onto the L3383 towards Affoldern. From the south, take the junction onto the L3086 towards Affoldern

Parking spaces on both sides of the barrier wall are chargeable. A daily rate (cash) can be drawn. The parking ticket is then valid in all other paid locations in the municipality of Edertal and the city of Waldeck!

From Kleinern, as an alternative to the ER 4 through the national park, you can choose the easier route through the Wesebachtal, following the ER 3.

The cycle paths/routes sometimes alternate between asphalted, gravel and/or field/forest paths. Very rare, even on roads with little traffic. The cycle paths/routes can be combined as desired (including ferries and ships) and are signposted on both sides. There are also a few combined cycle and pedestrian paths.