--- title: "Denkmal-Route Kirchlengern" url: "https://en.teutoburgerwald.de/nature/my-day-in-nature/tour/denkmal-route-kirchlengern" description: "The monument route through the municipality of Kirchlengern starts at the train station. After visiting the old station buildings and the famous, ancient dugout canoe in the town hall, you cycle up to Hüller - the focus here is on drinking water. In the northern part of the tour, you cycle in constant proximity to the water network of the Rehmerloh-Mennighüffer-Mühlenbach stream. Numerous branches of the stream with a mosaic of grassland, fields, tall shrubs and forest enrich the landscape until you reach Stift Quernheim. Supplied with information about the ladies of the monastery in the manor house, you return to the Else cycle path and past the Aqua Fun leisure pool. From there, you can return directly to the starting point or take a trip up to the Reesberg with a magnificent view of the Ravensberg hills. After heading south through the Brandhorst district, you will reach the Oberbehme and Steinlake estates. From there, it is only a short distance until you cross the Else at the Brausemühle mill and reach your starting point at Kirchlengern railroad station." language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/421743/39b104196f75aadedf88ed4d0227814fefdc6a8fb94c61ddf9bfed2374bad36c/ltestes-wasserwerk-im-kreis-herford.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Teutoburg Forest > Experience nature > My day in nature > tour" --- GPX Share Denkmal-Route Kirchlengern ========================== - 32.19 km long - Round trip - Difficulty: medium - Condition: medium - Regional bike tour Ältestes Wasserwerk im Kreis Herford Herrenhaus in Stift Quernheim Stiftskirche in Stift Quernheim Bauerbad Rehmerloh Kirche Hagedorn Kirche Kirchlengern Mehrgenerationenpark NSG Elseaue NSG Rehmerloh-Mennighüffer- Mühlenbach NSG Rehmerloh-Mennighüffer- Mühlenbach Aqua Fun Kartbahn Feuerwehrmuseum Häver Gut Steinlake Gut Oberbehme Pfarrwitwenhaus Ehemaliger Kleinbahnhof Kirchlengern Bahnhof Kirchlengern Traditionelles Fachwerkhaus Minigolfplatz im Espelpark Kirche Kirchlengern Kirche Kirchlengern Herrenhaus Stift Quernheim Stiftskirche Stift Quernheim Bauernbad Rehmerloh Kirche Hagedorn - 2:15 h - 32.19 km - 331 m - 331 m - 55 m - 145 m - 90 m - - Start: Kirchlengern train station - Destination: Kirchlengern train station This unsignposted circular route through Kirchlengern and the surrounding area is a varied tour through hilly countryside with several viewpoints, making it perfect for experienced cyclists interested in the subject of monuments. The hilly landscape is not only very scenic, it is also good for your calves and fitness level. The route starts and ends at Kirchlengern station. The monument route through the municipality of Kirchlengern starts at the train station. After visiting the old station buildings and the famous, ancient dugout canoe in the town hall, you cycle up to Hüller - the focus here is on drinking water. In the northern part of the tour, you cycle in constant proximity to the water network of the Rehmerloh-Mennighüffer-Mühlenbach stream. Numerous branches of the stream with a mosaic of grassland, fields, tall shrubs and forest enrich the landscape until you reach Stift Quernheim. Supplied with information about the ladies of the monastery in the manor house, you return to the Else cycle path and past the . From there, you can return directly to the starting point or take a trip up to the Reesberg with a magnificent view of the Ravensberg hills. After heading south through the Brandhorst district, you will reach the Oberbehme and Steinlake estates. From there, it is only a short distance until you cross the Else at the Brausemühle mill and reach your starting point at Kirchlengern railroad station. The route leads almost exclusively along roads with little traffic, independent cycle paths and paved farm tracks, some of which are closed to through traffic. The longer ascent to the Reesberg summit in particular requires a good basic level of fitness and some cycling technique is an advantage on the descent. Further information on the route and the waypoints can be found on the Herford district cycling leisure website: A **brochure** is also available there as a free download. Read more Touristikgemeinschaft Wittekindsland Herford e.V. Touristikgemeinschaft Wittekindsland Herford e.V. Der Schriftzug "Ferienregion Wittekindsland Herford" in kraftvollem Rot lädt zu Entdeckungstouren ein. Waypoints --------- View on map Start Start Kirchlengern train station - Church - Nature experience area - Church - Museum/exhibition - Church - Monument - Park/gardens - Nature trail - Museum/exhibition - Water park - Museum/exhibition Destination Destination Kirchlengern train station Show more Good to know ------------ Pavements Street (15%) Asphalt (17%) Gravel (3%) Trail (64%) Path (1%) Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Directions From the starting point at the station, head east along Bahnhofstraße to the level crossing at the old small railway station. From there, it is worth taking a detour to the to the east. The route briefly heads west on the other side of the railroad tracks and then north past the church and the town hall. The route continues north to the old waterworks near the Hüller, before turning east behind the water tower and following the Rehmerloh-Mennighüffer-Mühlenbach nature reserve towards Ulenburg Castle. Behind the traditional half-timbered house, however, the route turns left and heads north again and from Häver at the back in a westerly direction via Voßbrink and past the Hagedorn church and then north again to Rehmerloh. There, the route turns west again and reaches the Bauernbad Rehmerloh and then the collegiate church with the manor house in Stift Quernheim. The route then heads south via Reinkenort, Spradow and from Südbrock, with the and the and the , along the River Else back to the starting point at the train station in Kirchlengern. Shortly before the station, the route turns south and leads past the Südlengern elementary school and on via Branneke to Eilshausen. From there, the route takes a wide arc in an easterly direction past the Oberbehme estate. The route continues past the Steinlake estate and crosses the River Else at the Brausemühle mill. The starting point is then reached at the train station in Kirchlengern. The route follows the roads: - Start: Kirchlengern railroad station Bahnhofstraße - Ravensberger Straße - Ostermeiers Hof - Lübbecker Straße - Am Rathaus - Hagedorner Kirchweg - Meierhofstraße - Goldackerweg - Auf dem Acker - Hagedorner Kirchweg - Obermackernstraße - Hagedorner Kirchweg - In der Mark - Im Siek - Schulkamp - Kirchdamm - Schnatweg (cycle path) - Im Siek - Hüllerstraße - Am Wasserturm - Brunnenstraße - Ramhorstweg - Linathsweg - Hagedorner Straße - Waldfrieden - Am Räher - Hüllerstraße - Räherkamp - Häverstraße - Parkstraße - Schloßstraße - Backsiek (cycle path) - Häverstraße - Bultweg - Hagedorner Straße - Ramhorstweg - Rehmerloher Straße - Stiftstraße - At the collegiate church - At the manor house - Neue Straße - Schlingbreede - Klosterbauerschafter Straße - Reinkenort - Reinkenortstraße - Im Ellerbusch - Stolper Straße - Kirchlenger Straße - In der Lohge - In der Loheide - Sandbreede - In the Obrock - Zitternstraße - Semmelweg - Im Südbrock - Im Südbrock (field path) - Bünder Feldweg (field path) - Bünder Feldweg (road) - Bünder field path (cycle path) - Auf der Worth - Lübbecker Straße - Finkenbusch - Schimmelkamp - Riegelstraße - Brandhorststraße - Kirchstraße - Brannecker Straße - Brannecker Straße (country lane) - Brannecker Straße (cycle path) - Südlengerner Weg - Brandhorster Straße - Am Hühnerkamp - Hochstraße - Bermbecker Weg - Bermbecker Weg (cycle path) - Herforder Straße (cycle path) - Elsestraße - Bicycle path along the Else - Rottkamp - Bahnhofstraße - Destination: Kirchlengern train station Read more Tour information - Familiy-Friendly - Loop Road - Stop at an Inn Directions & Parking facilities **Getting there**The route starts directly at Kirchlengern station. Read more **Parking**Parking available at the station. Read more **Public transportation**By train to Kirchlengern. The route starts directly at the station.Always know what's running - a free number for all occasions: **08006 50 40 30** provides bus and train customers in NRW with round-the-clock fare information, timetable information and more. Read more Additional information Read more Literature Brochure Read more License (master data) Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author The Biological Station Ravensberg im Kreis Herford e.V. has selected a few areas and points worth seeing for the Kirchlengern Monument Route: Stations: 1. Kirchlengern railroad station (Bahnhofstraße 11) 2. Alter Kleinbahnhof (Ravensberger Straße 44) 3. Einbaum (Rathausplatz 1) 4. Oldest waterworks in the district of Herford (Am Schulkamp) 5. Elevated water tank (Am Wasserturm) 6. Traditional half-timbered house (Schlossstraße 59) 7. Rehmerloh farmhouse baths (Rehmerloher Straße 47 and 49) 8. Parish widow's house (An der Stiftskirche 15) 9. Quernheim collegiate church (An der Stiftskirche 9) 10. Quernheim Abbey Manor House (Am Herrenhaus 27) 11. Gut Oberbehme (Burgweg 1) 12. Gut Steinlacke (Steinlacker Weg 29) Other special features along the way: - Kart track - Church in Kirchlengern - Fire brigade museum - Church of Hagedorn - Aqua Fun (leisure pool) - Espelpark mini golf course - Multi-generation park Kirchlengern - Elseaue nature reserve - Reesberg - Findling (geographical center of the district of Herford) This route also has something to offer in culinary terms: - Gastronomic establishments in the town center and around the train station, Kirchlengern - Zum Eichenkrug, Hüller - Restaurant Ueckermann, Häver - Myer Zwo - bistro and beer house, Stift Quernheim Further information on the route and the waypoints can be found on the Herford district cycling leisure website: http://www.fahr-im-kreis-herford.de/alle-touren/denkmal-routen/denkmal-route-kirchlengern Read more Safety guidelines 1\. cycling on the cycle routes is at your own risk, everyone is responsible for themselves. 2\. 2\. the road traffic regulations apply to all cyclists . 3\. a roadworthy bicycle must be used for the cycle tours. 4\. The wearing of a bicycle helmet is recommended. Read more Map Read more This content has been partially or completely optimised or created by AI.* Contact 32278 Kirchlengern Download GPX file - -