Hermannshöhen access route: Hilter a. T.W.

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3.30 km long

Difficulty: easy

condition: very easy

Regional hiking trail

00:52 h
106 m
6 m
123 m
229 m
106 m
3.30 km
Start: Hilter a.T.W. railroad station
Destination: Hermannsweg (Heidbrink intersection)

Access path from the ochre town of Hilter up to the Teuto. The nickname "ochre town" refers to the mining of ochre earth in the Hülsberg. The healthy product that is still produced here today and to which some of the town's historic buildings can be traced back is a similar yellow color to the ochre: margarine.

The access path initially leads along the main road out of the town center with its beautiful church and ochre-yellow town hall and into the countryside. A little later, you turn left into a beautiful meadow valley and reach the Hermannsweg via a fairly pleasant ascent. On the left, you walk towards Bad Iburg, on the right towards Dissen through the Osnabrücker Land region.

Best to visit

suitable

Depends on weather

Directions

The access route is marked from/to the church/town hall traffic circle. The variant marked here extends the access route further along the main road to the train stop.

In the Osnabrücker Land area, additional hiking signposts will help you find your way.

Directions & Parking facilities

A33, exit Hilter a. T.W.

Navi destination address: Bahnhofstraße, Hilter a. T.W.

Station or town hall/church area in the city center.

Hilter a.T.W. railroad station

Additional information

www.hermannshoehen.de

www.hilter.de