Haaren | Hiking trail H1 "Tindeln"

10.34 km long
Round trip
Difficulty: easy
Condition: medium
Regional hiking trail

2:48 h
10.34 km
149 m
145 m
305 m
372 m
67 m
Start: Bad Wünnenberg-Haaren, Sportplatz
Destination: Bad Wünnenberg-Haaren, Sportplatz

Circular hiking trail west of Haaren

From the sports field, we follow Wewelsburger Straße in a westerly direction and then leave the village via Glaserweg. The hike takes us once around the "Freiholz" forest and then past the "Kniggenhagen" hill fort. From here, we head south again and follow the Glaserweg back to the village.

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Route markings

Wegmarkierung: H1 (weiße Schrift auf schwarzem Grund)

Tour information

Labelling
Loop Road

Equipment

Festes Schuhwerk wird empfohlen

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there

Am Autobahnkreuz Bad Wünnenberg-Haaren (A33/A44) der Beschilderung nach Haaren folgen.

Parking

Parkmöglichkeit am Sportplatz (Nordstraße)

Public transportation

Bushaltestelle: "Bad Wünnenberg-Haaren, Schützenhalle" (Buslinien 411, R11)

Fahrplanauskunft:

Nahverkehrsgesellschaft Hochstift mbH
Tel. +49 5251 123366 | www.hochstiftbewegt.de

Experience nature

Höxter at the Weser

Nature fun in the Senne

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Photo Gallery

Diverse nature at the Steinhorst Basin in Delbrück, Teutoburg Forest — © Teutoburger Wald Tourismus / D. Ketz

Experience nature while forest bathing in Kalletal — © Teutoburger Wald Tourismus / D. Ketz

Nature diversity in the Hille large peat bog at sunset — © Teutoburger Wald Tourismus / M. Rothbrust

Stadtwasser Schieder-Schwalenberg: Nature view in the forest with stream — © Teutoburger Wald Tourismus / D. Ketz

Externsteine in the evening — © Tourismus NRW e.V.

Nature in the Lichtenau spring garden — © Teutoburger Wald Tourismus / D. Ketz

Experience nature in the Teutoburg Forest holiday region: Grundlose Taubenborn — © Teutoburger Wald Tourismus / D. Ketz

Forest spirits in Rödinghausen — © Teutoburger Wald Tourismus / A. Röser