For the most part, the Ederradweg runs on 186 km of quiet bike or rural roads along the Eder River, from its spring near Lützel (near Siegen) all the way to its mouth near Guxhagen. Here, the Ederradweg merges with the Fulda Bike Trail R1 where you will encounter, without any inclines worth mentioning, unspoiled and deeply forested mid-range mountain scenery and pleasant, varied valleys.
On a length of 120 km, the route leads you through Waldecker Land with its towns of Hatzfeld, Battenberg, Allendorf, Frankenberg, and Bad Wildungen, as well as the vacation region of Lake Edersee. The Ederradweg is a truly attractive and varied route. 
The attractive and varied Ederradweg has been part of the network of Hessian long-distance bike trails since autumn 2007.

Information about package offers is available from Erlebnistouren Odenhardt via tel. + 49 (0) 5621 / 74391 or www.eder-radweg.com.
A bicycle map (Bikeline) is available from the local tourist information office.

The Diemelradweg accompanies the romantic small river for a length of approx. 110 km. The trail marked by ammonites runs from the spring at 660 m height near Willingen through the romantic Lake Diemel Nature Preserve all the way to the merger with the Weser River near Bad Karlshafen. This well built and easily accessible bike trail leads from the heights of the Waldecker Upland through the Lake Diemel Nature Preserve, through gently rolling hills of the mid-range mountains, all the way to Reinhardswald Forest. This varied natural scenery, the friendly half-timbered villages, and the beautiful smaller towns deserve a little bit of your time, as there is plenty to discover!

www.diemelradweg.de

The Eder-Fulda-Werra Bike Trail (R5) with a total length of 234 km leads from the state border to North Rhine Westphalia all the way to the Thuringia border. It starts in the Waldecker Upland, in Willingen, to be exact, and goes past Korbach to the Lake Edersee reservoir, then on to Bad Wildungen. Here you leave Waldecker Land and pass Bad Zwesten, Homberg, Rotenburg a.d. Fulda, and Eschwege to get to Wanfried.
Bike Trail R6, ”From Waldecker Land into the Rhenish Valley”, with a total length of 406 km, starts in Diemelstadt-Wrexen and leads you past Bad Arolsen to Waldeck. From there you go on to Bad Wildungen and Frankenberg where you leave Waldecker Land and bike without interruptions toward the state border with Baden-Württemberg, or you may switch over to Bike Trail R8 ”Through Westerwald and Taunus all the way to Bergstrasse ” (302 km), in Frankenberg (Eder) which provides a pleasant alternative going south.