Best historic site trails in Haltern am See

Family-friendly circular hike in the Hohe Mark Nature Park. This circular route leads along the lake, past a few restaurants and then into the beautiful heathland. This scenic heathland and forest hike in the Hohe Mark-Westmünsterland Nature Park in North Rhine-Westphalia leads through the Westruper Heide to the Haltern reservoir and finally reaches the juniper dune. Highlights of the hike: - Beehive - Adventure beer garden by the lake - Hohe Niemen lake bay

Beautiful hiking trail around the Haltern reservoir near Haltern in North Rhine-Westphalia. This leisurely hike runs alongside the Haltern reservoir and offers wonderful views of the lake as well as plenty of opportunity to picnic on the shore. The route is suitable both on foot and by bike. Highlights: - Hiking at Haltener See - Panoramic views - West shore park

Family-friendly circular hiking trail in the Hohe Mark Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. The Westruper Heide nature reserve is one of the most popular hiking areas near Haltern am See. There are a total of four signposted circular hiking trails here. These include the bee route, which is marked with red signs and owes its name to a beehive located very close to the hiking car park. During the heather blossom in August and September, you can also explore the bee route as part of a guided...

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...

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.

Short Roman circular route near Haltern am See, North Rhine-Westphalia This route into the landscape conservation area near Haltern starts at the Römerweg hiking car park. It is also available in a long version - but the shortened version is also very popular. Its prehistory as a long trade route is interesting. The path is well signposted (no. 43) and somewhat hilly, but without any major difficulties. The giant twin beech tree makes a good photo opportunity and the dense ferns on the...

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.

Relaxed circular hiking trail in the Hohe Mark Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. This is a generally relaxed circular hike through "the green lungs of the Ruhr region", as the Haard is also known. Well-maintained forest paths make for pleasant walking. Highlights of the hike: - Dachsberg - burial mound - Beautiful forest paths

Stage 6 of the Römer-Lippe-Route. The last day's stage of the Römer-Lippe-Route has it all once again. As well as the idyllic lake, where you could easily spend half the day relaxing, the starting point offers numerous sights. But there is plenty to see on the almost 70 kilometres to the final destination of Xanten. First you pass the historic towns of Marl, Dorsten and Wesel, then along the picturesque Rhine floodplains and finally, of course, a visit to the archaeological park in...