Best dog-friendly trails in Haltern am See

Scenic hiking excursion in Haltern am See, North Rhine-Westphalia. A figure of eight around the Hullerner reservoir. The circular hiking trail initially leads along the Stever. You can hike around the Hullen reservoir itself in both directions. Highlights of the route: - Picturesque natural landscapes - Beautiful views of the reservoir - Great local flora and fauna

Idyllic and varied hiking and running trail around the Silbersee, North Rhine-Westphalia. This is a beautiful tour that goes through the Hohe Mark nature park. From the parking lot at Prickingshof, it goes to Silbersee III, which is almost surrounded. The round can be extended as desired and you can also walk along Silbersee I and Silbersee II. Highlights of the tour: - Great views of the Silbersee - Local flora and fauna - Pretty natural landscapes - High Mark Nature Park

Popular circular hiking trail in the Hohe Mark Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. This forest hike through the Hohe Mark promises plenty of peace and quiet and some wild animals. The route is dog-friendly with the exception of the Naturwildpark Granat. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed here, but the park can easily be bypassed. Highlights of the hike: - Granat Nature Wildlife Park - Quiet forest paths - Waldbeerenberg (highest mountain in the Hohe Mark) - detour to the Holtwicker...

Idyllic hike in Flaesheim, North Rhine-Westphalia. Note: The route has been updated in the area of the lake. It starts from the Flaesheim hiking car park. First past the burial mound and the charcoal burners' shelter, in the direction of the quarry lake. It was recently no longer possible to get through to the lake shore. Via the Dachsberg it goes back to the parking lot. The magnificent forest is considered the green lung of the region. There are places to stop for refreshments in the...

Beautiful hiking trail around Holtwick in North Rhine-Westphalia This route leads from Holtwick in a clockwise direction around the municipality and runs almost entirely through shady woodland areas. In the south, the Holtwick juniper heath is an absolute gem. Highlights: - Holtwick juniper heath - Hohe Markenbusch - Shady forest paths of the Hohe Mark Nature Park

Dog-friendly circular hike in the Hohe Mark-Westmünsterland Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. Starting from the car park on the B58/A43, you head north into the forest. After approx. 2.5 km you come to the juniper heath. The route then curves back through the woods to the car park. The paths can be churned up by forestry in the wet season. Dogs can run freely on the paths. Highlights of the hike: - Holtwicker Wacholderheide nature reserve - Quiet forests - heath landscapes

From the car park, first pass the burial mound and coal protection hut to the Finkenberg (132 m). From here past Rennberg (139 m) and the "Dicken Stein" natural monument to Weseler Berg (126 m). Then past Schwarzer Berg (124 m) and Moosberg (92 m) to Dachsberg (123 m). The paths are in good condition and deer can be seen along the way.

Idyllic and scenic hike in the Hohe Mark Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. Charming circular trail that leads through the Hohe Mark Nature Park. You can start the tour at the Lünzumer Mark hiking car park. Highlights of the tour: - Local flora and fauna - Beautiful natural landscapes - Hohe Mark Nature Park - Hikers' car park available

This hike explores the heart of the Haard. It also leads to the Römerbrunnen fountain. A little further on after the fountain, you will also find a statue of St John. The hike mostly follows the sand/gravel paths that lead to these two sights. There are relatively few differences in altitude. Good for the dogs.

Idyllic hike through the Hohe Mark. The hiking route starts at Hof Hagedorn and opens up the wooded surroundings of Lavesum. The trail leads through a landscape characterised by agriculture and forests. The route crosses various forest formations and open fields. Along the route there are prominent points such as the Hexenbuchen and the Haltern telecommunications tower, the highest point in the Hohe Mark. The trail also circles the grounds of the Ketteler Hof leisure park.