--- title: "Hermannshöhen - Etappe 08 von Oerlinghausen zum Hermannsdenkmal" url: "https://en.teutoburgerwald.de/nature/my-day-in-nature/tour/hermannshoehen-etappe-08-von-oerlinghausen-zum-hermannsdenkmal" description: " The stage at a glance: 1.            Start and finish point of the stageThe stage starts in the center of Oerlinghausen and ends at the impressive Hermannsdenkmal on the 356 m high Grotenburg in Hiddesen. 2.            Length of the stage in kilometers / elevation gain / route characterThe stage is around 18 kilometers long and has an elevation gain of around 390 meters. The route often leads through densely wooded areas. 3.            Scenic featuresBreathtaking views of the landscape and numerous cultural sights await you on the hike. The route is mostly densely wooded. Highlights on the routeAn old windmill stump, the \"Kumsttonne\" (Kumst = cabbage) on the Tönsberg is the landmark of Oerlinghausen. The mill was built in 1753 and lost its wings in a storm and remained standing on the hill in this condition.The imposing memorial was erected in 1930 as a Memorial of Honor in memory of the fallen soldiers of the Royal Infantry Regiment No. 145. Today, this place is a reminder of peace and reconciliation and is an important historical monument in the region.At two listening stations in Oerlinghausen, Anna & Hermann tell exciting stories about the town. The first listening station is located at the Kumsttonne and another at the Lönsstein. The second listening station tells you exciting facts about gliders. A third audio station on the route is located in Lage-Hörste.The Rethlager springs - a natural monument on the Hermannsweg - are karst springs that carry very cold water all year round. They are located on the northern slope of the Teutoburg Forest on the edge of the Dörenschlucht gorge. The Rethlage rises at this point and flows into the Werre on its further course.The Donoper Teich nature reserve is a popular destination for hikers, walkers and families. The area is an important habitat for many rare animal and plant species and offers a breathtaking natural backdrop. The Donop pond used to be used for fish farming. Even today, you can still observe various species of fish from the shore.The Hiddeser Bent (Bent = peaty moor) is a nature reserve and is the last surviving hillside moor in the Teutoburg Forest. Here you can discover many rare plant species, including 13 different types of peat moss. There is a viewing platform on the northern edge of the bog, which offers sweeping views across the moor.The Hermannsdenkmal on the 356 m high Grotenburg in Hiddesen is probably the most famous excursion destination in the Teutoburg Forest. It was built to commemorate the \"Battle of the Teutoburg Forest\" and is an impressive monument with a total height of 54 m. Tip: You have a great view of the landscape from the monument's viewing platform.Note: Information about the monument is available at the local tourist information officeA good interactive tour map for the stage can be found here" language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/1371647/9c9f6026029bcb7a4a70d9d501b37bff1f2fc7ddfe61bcd152a45af455f4a3e7/oerlinghausen-ausblick-ins-lipperland-teutoburger-wald-tourismus-f-grawe-64-jpg.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Teutoburg Forest > Experience nature > My day in nature > tour" --- GPX Share Hermannshöhen - Etappe 08 von Oerlinghausen zum Hermannsdenkmal =============================================================== - 17.94 km long - Difficulty: medium - Condition: medium - Great panorama - Long-distance hiking trail Oerlinghausen-Ausblick-ins-Lipperland-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-F-Grawe (64).JPG Logo Qualitätsweg Wanderbares Deutschland Logo der Top Trails of Germany Auf dem Hermannsdenkmal Vor dem Hermannsdenkmal Residenzschloss Dämmerung Logo der Hermannshöhen Detmold-Hermannsdenkmal-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-D-Ketz-099.jpg Detmold-Hiddeser Bent-Pivitker Wasserweg-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-D-Ketz-080.jpg Detmold-Schloss Detmold-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-D-Ketz-062.jpg Detmold-Wanderweg Hermannshöhen-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-D-Ketz-023.jpg Oerlinghausen-AFM-Schweine-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-F-Grawe (51)\_klein.jpg Oerlinghausen-AFM-Langhaus-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-F-Grawe (50)\_klein.jpg Oerlinghausen-Sandgrube-Hassler-Teutoburger-Wald-Tourismus-Patrick-Gawandtka-011\_lowres.jpg - 5:00 h - 17.94 km - 383 m - 249 m - 160 m - 379 m - 219 m - - Start: Oerlinghausen Church - Destination: Hermann monument near Detmold **Accompanied by wonderful views, this stage takes you from the small mountain town of Oerlinghausen to the Hermannsdenkmal monument. The beautiful stage leads out of town and presents a breathtaking natural landscape with cultural highlights.** **The stage at a glance:** **1. Start and finish point of the stage** The stage starts in the center of Oerlinghausen and ends at the impressive Hermannsdenkmal on the 356 m high Grotenburg in Hiddesen. **2. Length of the stage in kilometers / elevation gain / route character**The stage is around 18 kilometers long and has an elevation gain of around 390 meters. The route often leads through densely wooded areas. **3. Scenic features**Breathtaking views of the landscape and numerous cultural sights await you on the hike. The route is mostly densely wooded. **Highlights on the route** - An old windmill stump, the "**Kumsttonne" (Kumst = cabbage)** on the Tönsberg is the landmark of Oerlinghausen. The mill was built in 1753 and lost its wings in a storm and remained standing on the hill in this condition. - The imposing memorial was erected in 1930 as a **Memorial of Honor** in memory of the fallen soldiers of the Royal Infantry Regiment No. 145. Today, this place is a reminder of peace and reconciliation and is an important historical monument in the region. - At two **listening stations in Oerlinghausen**, Anna & Hermann tell exciting stories about the town. The first listening station is located at the Kumsttonne and another at the Lönsstein. The second listening station tells you exciting facts about gliders. A third audio station on the route is located in Lage-Hörste. - The **Rethlager springs** - a natural monument on the Hermannsweg - are karst springs that carry very cold water all year round. They are located on the northern slope of the Teutoburg Forest on the edge of the Dörenschlucht gorge. The Rethlage rises at this point and flows into the Werre on its further course. - The **Donoper Teich** nature reserve is a popular destination for hikers, walkers and families. The area is an important habitat for many rare animal and plant species and offers a breathtaking natural backdrop. The Donop pond used to be used for fish farming. Even today, you can still observe various species of fish from the shore. - The **Hiddeser Bent** (Bent = peaty moor) is a nature reserve and is the last surviving hillside moor in the Teutoburg Forest. Here you can discover many rare plant species, including 13 different types of peat moss. There is a viewing platform on the northern edge of the bog, which offers sweeping views across the moor. - The **Hermannsdenkmal** on the 356 m high Grotenburg in Hiddesen is probably the most famous excursion destination in the Teutoburg Forest. It was built to commemorate the "Battle of the Teutoburg Forest" and is an impressive monument with a total height of 54 m. **Tip:** You have a great view of the landscape from the monument's viewing platform. **Note:** Information about the monument is available at the local tourist information office A good interactive tour map for the stage can be found Read more Markierung Hermannsweg.jpg Markierung Hermannsweg.jpg Markierung des Hermannsweges, ein bekannter Wanderweg durch die reizvolle Landschaft des Teutoburger Waldes. Waypoints --------- View on map Start Start Oerlinghausen Church - Church - Rest area - Information point - Nature discovery trail - Nature discovery trail - Fortress/Castle - Tourist information - Climbing hall/climbing park/high ropes course Destination Destination Hermann monument near Detmold Show more Good to know ------------ Pavements Unknown (4%) Asphalt (2%) Gravel (57%) Trail (21%) Path (16%) Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Directions Follow the Hermannsweg marker "H". If necessary, use the **Our quality establishment of the Hermannshöhen in stage proximity:** - Hotel Landhaus Hirschsprung, Detmold , Tel. 05231-8785000 - Pension Haus Berkenkamp Lage-Hörste Tel.: - Hotel Mügge am Iberg ; Tel 05202 - 3599 Read more Tour information - Cultural Interesting - Familiy-Friendly - Possibility of Accommodation - Premium Trail "Wanderbares Deutschland" - Stop at an Inn - Tour with Dog Equipment Please take plenty of provisions with you on the route, which has only a few places to stop for refreshments and ends with a steep climb! Don't forget: Binoculars and camera. Hiking boots are useful. Read more Directions & Parking facilities **Getting there**A2, exit Bielefeld Zentrum, B 66 direction Lage/Detmold. Take the L 751 to Oerlinghausen. Read more **Parking** **Parking at the starting point:****Parking lot Marktplatz Oerlinghausen** Marktstraße 16, 33813 Oerlinghausen approx. 350 m to the path Bus stopMarktplatz 39 BI-Sennestadt - BHF Oerlinghausen 38 Oerlinghausen - Stieghorst Zentrum (Stadtbahn) **Parking along the route:** **Parking Welschenweg** Freibad Oerlinghausen Welschenweg 108, 33813 Oerlinghausen approx. 450 m to the path **No connection to local transport available!** **Wanderparkplatz Bienenschmidt** Kalkreute 100, 32791 Lage approx. 50 m to the trail **No connection to public transport available!** **Parkplatz Freibad** Am Fischerteich 12, 32758 Detmold direkt am Weg Bus stopSandstraße 390 Augustdorf - Pivitsheide - Detmold BHF **Wanderparkplatz Donoper Teich** Stoddartstraße 336, 32760 Detmold directly on the way **No connection to local transport available!** **Wanderparkplatz "Mufflonkamp"** Heidentalstraße 52A, 32760 Detmold 50 m to the trail Bus stopMaiweg 792 Bad Pyrmont - Externst. - Detmold (seasonal) **Parking lot at Hermannsdenkmal (chargeable)** Grotenburg 2, 32760 Detmold approx. 50 m to the path Bus stop Hermannsdenkmal 792 Bad Pyrmont - Externst. - Detmold (seasonal) Read more **Public transportation**You can find detailed information for your journey by public transport . **The smart number for bus and train in NRW:** Electronic timetable information: 08006 - 50 40 30 (free of charge) OWL Verkehr GmbH: 05231/977 681 Bus timetable information online: Read more Additional information Read more License (master data) Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author Read more This content has been partially or completely optimised or created by AI.* Our recommendations ------------------- View on map - Hotel garni - Information point - Zoo/wildlife park - Zoo/wildlife park - Hotel - Fortress/Castle - Museum/Exhibition - Nature discovery trail Show more Contact 33813 Oerlinghausen Download GPX file - - - -