Best selling Maps from KKV
On this page you’ll find a ranking of the best Maps from KKV. To give you a quick overview, we’ve added the most important product details. This page always stays fresh and updates automatically.
1. KKV Upper Weser Valley
The Upper Weser Valley begins at Hann. Münden, where the Werra and Fulda rivers converge to form the Weser, and runs through the Weser Hills to Bodenwerder, ending at the Weser breakthrough at Porta Westfalica. In the south, the Upper Weser Valley starts in the Reinhardswald Nature Park, touches the Solling-Vogler Nature Park, and then crosses the Weser Hills Nature Park in the north. The new tear- and weather-resistant cycling and hiking map "Upper Weser Valley" presents the Weser Valley from Bad Karlshafen to Hameln at a clear scale of 1:35,000. It seamlessly connects to the Reinhardswald Nature Park map. The double-sided cartography clearly illustrates the cycling and hiking trail network along the Weser and is ideal for planning an outing on foot or by bike. Whether you want to explore the popular Weser Cycle Path or plan a hike in Solling, the map contains all the necessary information. A UTM grid allows for GPS grid usage, and terrain shading visualizes the low mountain range.
2. KKV Cycling and hiking map Hildburghaus district
Located in the southern part of the Thuringian Forest, the district of Hildburghausen seamlessly connects to the Suhl region and the Thuringian Forest Biosphere Reserve. The forested landscape extends to the meadows of the Heldburger Unterland and meets the regions of Bad Rodach and Coburg here. An extensive network of cycling and hiking trails invites exploration. The new edition of the cycling and hiking map for the district of Hildburghausen complements the Schmalkalden - Meiningen map and the Coburg Land map, depicting the extensive network of cycling and hiking trails at a scale of 1:50,000. A terrain shading visualizes the low mountain range, and a UTM grid allows for the use of a GPS grid.
3. KKV Cycling and hiking map of the Southern Harz Nature Park
In northern Thuringia lies the approximately 267 km² large South Harz Nature Park. It borders the South Harz Karst Biosphere Reserve to the east and the Harz Nature Park to the north and northwest. It includes parts of the South Harz, the gypsum karst landscape with its dolines, stream sinks, karst springs, sinkhole lakes, and gypsum cliffs, as well as the adjacent Zechstein belt. Numerous bat species inhabit the many caves, and orchids bloom in the dry grasslands. With a bit of luck, you may spot the fire salamander while hiking, and the southern slopes are characterized by a remarkable diversity of species and floral splendor. The former inner-German border, the Green Belt, can be hiked along the Harz Border Trail. The newly updated second edition of the cycling and hiking map for the South Harz Nature Park presents the entire nature park with its cycling and hiking trail network in a detailed scale of 1:25,000. The precise representation of the stamp points of the Harz Hiking Badge makes it easier for hikers to find the most beautiful excursion spots in the Harz region. An integrated UTM grid allows for orientation in the terrain using a GPS device, and a terrain shading visualizes the low mountain range.
4. KKV Harzgerode
The Selketal is one of the most idyllic valleys in the Harz region. Located in the northeastern foothills of the Harz, the approximately 64 km long Selke, which gives the valley its name, is a tributary of the Bode. The valley, forested with native deciduous trees, provides a habitat for numerous rare and endangered animals. With its network of routes along the Selketal, the historic Selketalbahn connects the UNESCO World Heritage city of Quedlinburg with the source area of the Selke in Stiege. The state-recognized resort of Harzgerode lies in the beautiful Selketal between the Selketalstieg and the paths of German emperors and kings, serving as a junction for numerous hiking trails. The new tear- and weather-resistant cycling and hiking map of Harzgerode presents the region from Allrode through Bad Suderode to Meisdorf and from Stolberg through Dankerode to Wippra at a clear scale of 1:33,000, including the complete network of cycling and hiking trails. It thus connects to the hiking region of Stolberg. A terrain shading visualizes the low mountain range, and a UTM grid allows for the use of a GPS device.
5. KKV Biker and tourism map Erzgebirge
6. KKV Sondershausen: City map with cycling and hiking map
Sondershausen is located in a picturesque and historically significant setting. The beautiful district town has a long and rich tradition as a music, residence, mining, and garrison town. For centuries, the House of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen has shaped the city. A prominent testament to its history as a residence is the castle that overlooks Sondershausen. The historical rooms of the castle, along with the restored and expanded House of Art, provide a special ambiance for the Loh Orchestra, a symphony orchestra with a centuries-old tradition. Situated right by the Kyffhäuser and the Kyffhäuser Nature Park, the region around Sondershausen offers a variety of cycling and hiking trails. The tear- and weather-resistant city map with a hiking map of Sondershausen presents the city with all its districts and the hiking region in detail. The reverse side features a hiking map at a clear scale of 1:33,000, providing a complete representation of the extensive network of cycling and hiking paths.
7. KKV Mulhouse
Located at the geographical center of Germany, Mühlhausen was considered the most significant city in Thuringia after Erfurt during the Middle Ages. The beautiful city layout, with its well-preserved and walkable city wall and the St. Mary's Church, reflects the economic and cultural importance of this former imperial city. Mühlhausen was the place of work for Johann Sebastian Bach and Thomas Müntzer. The Mühlhausen city forest, covering approximately 3,000 hectares, is the largest municipal forest in the Free State of Thuringia and lies on the northern edge of the Hainich. It is one of the oldest and most important recreational areas in the region. The forest is extensively equipped with marked hiking trails that lead along forest roads or narrow footpaths to various sights and highlights. The new tear- and weather-resistant map, featuring a city plan of Mühlhausen as well as cycling and hiking routes in the Mühlhausen city forest, presents the city forest and the city in a clear detail scale with the complete network of cycling and hiking paths, making it a must-have for every visitor to the city.
8. KKV Cycling and hiking map Schmalkalden district
In the southwest of Thuringia, the region of Schmalkalden - Meiningen - Suhl stretches from the Rennsteig to the Werra. The historic ridge trail of the Thuringian Forest runs along the northern part of the region, while the Rhön borders the southwest. The Thuringian Forest Biosphere Reserve, with its many highlights, invites exploration.
The new tear- and weather-resistant cycling and hiking map presents the region from Tambach-Dietharz through Oberhof and Suhl to Schmiedefeld, as well as from Trusetal to Meiningen, at a clear scale of 1:35,000. It includes the complete network of cycling and hiking trails, along with excursion destinations and attractions. This makes it ideal for discovering the region on foot or by bike.
An integrated UTM grid allows for orientation in the terrain using a GPS device, and a terrain shading visualizes the low mountain range.
9. KKV Weserbergland Northern part
The Weserbergland is a low mountain range located on both sides of the Weser River between Hann. Münden and Porta Westfalica. The largest contiguous forest area in the Weserbergland is found in the Solling and continues southward into the Reinhardswald, on the left bank of the Weser, and the Bramwald, on the right bank. The 520 km long Weser Cycle Path, awarded a 4-star quality rating, runs along the Weser Valley and, together with the regional cycling network, offers diverse opportunities to explore the Weserbergland by bike. The award-winning quality path, the Weserberglandweg, predominantly follows natural trails from Hann. Münden to Porta Westfalica, covering approximately 225 km through the Weserbergland and forming the central route in a dense network of hiking trails. The new 3rd edition of the tear- and weather-resistant cycling and hiking map 'Weserbergland - northern part' presents the region from Minden - Bückeburg to Hameln and Holzminden to Stadtoldendorf at a scale of 1:50,000, showcasing the cycling and hiking trail network. A UTM grid allows for the use of a GPS device, and the integrated terrain shading visualizes the low mountain range.
10. KKV Cycling and hiking tour Braunlage - Hohegeiss
Surrounded by the Harz National Park, Braunlage lies south of the Brocken and below the Wurmberg (971 m above sea level). This idyllic spa town, along with the districts of Hohegeiss and Sankt Andreasberg in the Upper Harz, offers everything for an adventurous holiday. A variety of hiking trails, such as the quality hiking trail Harzer-Hexen-Stieg, the Kaiserweg, the Harzer Grenzweg, and the Oberharzer Radrundweg, cross the region. The newly revised and updated, tear- and weather-resistant edition of the popular cycling and hiking map 'Braunlage - Hohegeiss - Sankt Andreasberg' presents the region in detail at a scale of 1:25,000, featuring the complete network of cycling and hiking paths. Additionally, the map includes a city map of Braunlage as well as local maps of St. Andreasberg and Hohegeiss, making it ideal for a discovery tour around Braunlage. The tear- and weather-resistant material ensures long durability. A terrain shading visualizes the low mountain range, and a UTM grid allows for the use of a GPS device.
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