Umrundung des Stemweder Berges

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56.12 km long
round trip
Difficulty: easy
condition: very easy
Great panorama
Regional bike tour
  • 04:07 h
  • 121 m
  • 122 m
  • 37 m
  • 74 m
  • 37 m
  • 56.12 km
  • Start: Niedermehnen sports hall
  • Destination: Niedermehnen sports hall
Relaxed cycling on flat routes takes you around the Stemweder Berg. Varied landscapes lead through the "Green Crown" of north-west Germany to Lake Dümmer.

The Stemweder Berg has an altitude of 178 m, but it is easy to get around without any significant inclines. Shady parkland alternates with the sunlit expanse of the North German Plain.

Good to know

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

From the starting point in Niedermehnen, the route leads along the eastern side of the Stemweder Berg through the villages of Wehdem and Oppendorf across the Westphalian border into neighboring Lower Saxony to Lake Dümmer. The lake is a breeding and resting place for many bird species, with thousands of cranes resting in the region in spring and fall.

The second half of the tour leads through Hüde and Lemförde on the north and west sides of the mountain back to Dielingen in Westphalia. You now return to the starting point via Drohne, Arrenkamp and Westrup on farm roads with little traffic.

Tour information

  • Familiy-Friendly

  • Loop Road

  • Stop at an Inn

Equipment

Bicycle, camera

Directions & Parking facilities

By car: via the highways A1 (Bremen-Münster), A2 (Hannover-Ruhrgebiet), A30 (Bad Oeynhausen-Osnabrück) or federal highways B51 (Diepholz-Bohmte), B65 (Minden-Bohmte), B239 (Herford-Rahden). By train: via the nearest train stations Bohmte, Lemförde, Rahden, Pr. Oldendorf-Holzhausen and Lübbecke.
Sufficient parking spaces are available on site.
Always know what's running: The smart number for buses and trains in NRW: 01806 504030 (20 cents/connection from landlines and a maximum of 60 cents/connection from mobile networks).

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

The region around the Stemweder Berg is known as an asparagus-growing area. Several farms offer asparagus direct from the farm. The local gastronomy invites you to an asparagus buffet and other delicacies. Every year on May 1st, the asparagus market takes place in Meiers Deele in Oppenwehe.

Safety guidelines

Always pay attention to the road safety of your bike. For your own safety and as a role model, we recommend wearing a bicycle helmet.
Getting there
Umrundung des Stemweder Berges
32351 Stemwede