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title: "Rund um den Wildberg"
url: "https://en.teutoburgerwald.de/nature/my-day-in-nature/tour/rund-um-den-wildberg"
description: "The Wildberg rises steeply between the villages of Amelunxen, Wehrden and Blankenau and separates the Weser and Nethe valleys, which merge a little further north. The forests on the Wildberg are largely under nature conservation and are part of the European NATURA 2000 network of protected areas. The high beech forests with their typical woodruff or orchid undergrowth cover a large area. This special habitat is home to the red kite and black kite. The large birds of prey can often be seen circling over the fields in the Weser and Nethe valleys. The V-shaped tail tips are particularly striking. The trail also leads through spruce stands plagued by heat and bark beetles. Here in these areas, you can continuously observe the changes in these forest areas. The affected trees are currently being removed and the areas reforested over the years.The open areas open up new views that were previously blocked by dense forests."
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Rund um den Wildberg
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- 12.06 km long
- Round trip
- Difficulty: medium
- Condition: medium
- Regional hiking trail

Ausblick vom Wildberg

Dreifaltigkeitskapelle

Holzstapel

Burggraben der ehem. Wildburg

Rund um den Wildberg

Blick auf Amelunxen

- 3:44 h
- 12.06 km
- 376 m
- 375 m
- 132 m
- 280 m
- 148 m
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- Start: Parking spaces in the respective districts of Amelunxen, Wehrden and Blankenau
- Destination: Parking spaces in the respective districts of Amelunxen, Wehrden and Blankenau

A hilly circular hiking trail around the Wildberg and with beautiful views of the Weser and Nethe valleys. Marked access paths lead from Amelunxen, Wehrden and Blankenau to the 12 km hiking trail.

The Wildberg rises steeply between the villages of Amelunxen, Wehrden and Blankenau and separates the Weser and Nethe valleys, which merge a little further north.

The forests on the Wildberg are largely under nature conservation and are part of the European NATURA 2000 network of protected areas. The high beech forests with their typical woodruff or orchid undergrowth cover a large area. This special habitat is home to the red kite and black kite. The large birds of prey can often be seen circling over the fields in the Weser and Nethe valleys. The V-shaped tail tips are particularly striking.

The trail also leads through spruce stands plagued by heat and bark beetles. Here in these areas, you can continuously observe the changes in these forest areas. The affected trees are currently being removed and the areas reforested over the years.The open areas open up new views that were previously blocked by dense forests.

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Symbolische Darstellung von hügeliger Landschaft mit historischen Kirchtürmen in stilisierter Form.

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Directions

The 12.5 km tour around the Wildberg is supplemented by the respective access routes from the districts of Amelunxen, Wehrden and Blankenau. As there is a refreshment stop in each village, the access routes can also lead to the break points.

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Tour information

- Loop Road

Directions &amp; Parking facilities

**Parking**

You can reach the circular trail from the villages of Amelunxen, Blankenau and Wehrden via an access path.

Free parking is available in every district.

Amelunxen: Parking lot at the sports field, Neuer Weg 4, 37688 Beverungen

Wehrden: Parking lot at the ferry pier, Weredunstraße, 37688 Beverungen

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**Public transportation**

You can reach one of the starting points with the NordWestBahn RB85.

From Beverungen-Wehrden station, you can reach the circular route via an access path.

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License (master data)

Ansgar Steinnökel

Contact

37688 Beverungen

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