Best river trails in Marsberg
4.3(40 reviews)
Explore the most popular river trails near Marsberg with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.3 (24)·Moderate·7.7 km·Est. 2.5–3 hrThis is a relatively easy route in the Diemelsee Nature Park. It starts near the landing stage and leads along the Am Fresenberg road to the Waldroute hiking trail, which leads up to Buttenberg. It then descends to Helminghausen and back to the starting point. Of course, there are also beautiful views of the lake here.
- 4.3 (4)·Moderate·30.7 km·Est. 7–8 hrStage 2 of the Diemel Cycle Path. The second section of the Diemel Cycle Path follows the Diemel through the Teutoburg Forest from Marsberg to Warburg. As the cycle tour is only just under 30 kilometres long, it is worth taking a diversion to Hardehausen to the bison enclosure. In addition to mountain bison and lowland bison, you can also see wild horses, wild boar and, with a bit of luck, red deer. Marking: Ammonites Highlights: - Teutoburg Forest Nature Park - Hardehausen bison enclosure
- 4.0 (1)·Moderate·15.6 km·Est. 4.5–5 hrVaried section of the Sauerland Forest Route at Diemeslsee, North Rhine-Westphalia. From the Diemel dam, the 15th stage of the Sauerland Forest Route takes you along the banks of the Diemelsee lake to the Buttenberg. The route continues along the villages of Bontkirchen and Hoppecke to the Poppenberg. But here you hike through the Brilon Bürgerwald forest and along several nature reserves to the stage destination of Petersborn. Highlights: - Ecological nature trail - Mühlenkopf ski jump -...
- 3.0 (2)·Hard·19.3 km·Est. 5.5–6 hrFrom Marsberg, you will find a near-natural circular tour through the Forst Bredelar/Obermarsberger Wald nature reserve, which is part of the Bredelar, Stadtwald Marsberg and Fürstenberger Wald fauna and flora habitat area. Here you can still find old beech forests, a large number of small and large near-natural streams and birds such as the boreal owl, the red kite and the black stork.
- Hard·22 km·Est. 7–7.5 hrBeautiful section of the Sauerland Forest Route near Marsberg, North Rhine-Westphalia. The 14th stage of the Sauerland Forest Route leads through historic Obermarsberg with great views from the Buddenturm tower and an interesting stop at the Drakenhöhle cave. There is also a fantastic view of the town and the surrounding countryside from the Rittersprung. The route continues along the banks of the Diemel over the Kalvarienberg and through the forests of the region. Wide fields and meadow...
- Hard·409.3 km·Est. 24 hr+Long-distance hiking trail from Marsberg to Neckarsteinach The fourth Hesse Trail is organised by the Hesse Hiking Association and leads from Marsberg am Sauerland through the Waldecker Land region to Lake Edersee. It passes the Hessian state spa Bad Wildungen and then leads to Marburg, the cradle of Hesse. Highlights of the hike: - Odenwald - Lake Edersee - Haina Monastery - Saalburg Roman fort - Elisabeth Church - Neukirch Heights - Modautal
Frequently asked questions
What is the longest river trail in Marsberg?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest river trail in Marsberg is Hessenweg 4 (Fernwanderweg). This trail is estimated to be 409.3 km long.
Which river trail has the most elevation gain in Marsberg?
Marsberg: With an ascent of 9,996 m, Hessenweg 4 (Fernwanderweg) has the most elevation gain of all of the river trails in the area. The next highest ascent for river trails is Sauerland Forest Route Stage 14: Marsberg - Diemeltalsperre with 829 m of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult river trail in Marsberg?
The most popular and difficult river trail in Marsberg is Forst Bredelar from Marsberg with a 3.0-star rating from 2 reviews.