Best trails in Rheine
4.2(100 reviews)
Looking for the best walking trails in Rheine? Whether you're getting ready to hike, cycle, trail run, or explore other outdoor pursuits, AllTrails has 14 picturesque trails in the Rheine area. Discover hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
Explore one of 4 easy walking routes in Rheine, with child-friendly routes for your next family outing. Venture outdoors and learn more about the area's historic sites or take a break from the hustle and bustle along the many tree-lined paths surrounding Rheine. Perfect for little feet, paws, walkers and outdoor enthusiasts of any skill level.
Top trails
- 4.3 (42)·Moderate·18.8 km·Est. 4.5–5 hrThis route is stage 1 of the Hermannsweg, a long-distance trail through the Teutoburger Wald. This specific section begins at the Rheine railway station and travels east to end in Riesenbeck near Hörstel. The path leads through the baroque old town of Rheine and along the Ems promenade before crossing under the railway and B481. Hikers transition from the urban center into the flat Münsterland park landscape, characterized by dense forests, meadows, and traditional timber-framed farms. Key...
- 4.5 (31)·Easy·5.1 kmOfficial route of the summer run through the Bentlager Forest in Rheine, North Rhine-Westphalia. The circular route leads through the beautiful Bentlager Forest, past the salt works and Bentlage Monastery. Highlights of the tour: - Beautiful views around the Ems - Local flora and fauna - Varied natural landscape
- 4.4 (8)·Hard·160.8 km·Est. 24 hr+The Hermannsweg is a premier ridgeway trail spanning 162 km (101 miles) through the Teutoburger Forest from Rheine to Horn-Bad Meinberg, typically completed in eight stages. This scenic long-distance route traverses the Terra Vita and Eggegebirge nature parks, following a forested mountain ridge at elevations ranging between 100 and 441 meters. Hikers discover major cultural monuments along the way, including the Hermann Monument, the Externsteine rock formations, and Sparrenburg Castle. The...
- 4.2 (2)·Hard·229 km·Est. 24 hr+Popular long-distance hiking trail in North Rhine-Westphalia. The Hermannsweg is one of Germany's most beautiful high-level trails, partly running along the ridge of the Teutoburg Forest. The path leads through two nature parks: "Terra Vita" and "Eggegebirge and Southern Teutoburg Forest Nature Park." Its name derives from Hermann the Cherusker, who defeated the Roman general Varus and defeated three Roman legions in the year 9 AD. The Hermannsweg is an absolute cult path, and this is where...
- 5.0 (1)·Moderate·55.8 km·Est. 12.5–14 hrStage 1 of the Emsland Route. The first day's stage of the Emsland Route starts in Rheine, where there are already several places of interest. Following the River Ems, the route passes the two historic towns of Salzbergen and Emsbüren, which are well worth seeing, through the Heseper Moor and the Dalum-Wietmarscher Moor to the stage destination of Geeste. Highlights: - Rheine: Falkenhof, Beilmannsche Haus on the market square, Bentlage Monastery, Gottesgabe salt works - Salzbergen: St...
- 4.0 (4)·Moderate·297.7 km·Est. 24 hr+Idyllic long-distance cycle route in Emsland around Rheine. The Emsland Route is just one of several long-distance cycle routes in the region. In addition to the approximately 300 km long circular route, you can cycle along the Geest Cycle Path and the Hase-Ems Tour or take a detour to the Netherlands on the United Countries Tour. The routes are well signposted and mostly asphalted. You often cycle along rivers and canals, through farmland, through moorland or the wooded Hümmling on...
- 5.0 (1)·Moderate·56.8 km·Est. 13–14.5 hrStage 5 of the Hase-Ems-Tour. The final section of the Hase-Ems Tour takes you from Rheine along the Dortmund-Ems Canal via Ibbenbüren and Lotte to the final destination of Osnabrück. While Ibbenbüren offers exciting events throughout the year, such as the Schnauferl meeting, the international veteran motorbike meeting, the dinosaur meeting or the Tolle Knolle potato festival, there are several historical sights to discover in Lotte. Highlights: - Rheine: Thietor, Beilmannsche Haus,...
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Frequently asked questions
What are the different types of hiking trails in Rheine?
There are plenty of things to do on Rheine's hiking trails. On AllTrails.com, you'll find 6 hiking trails, 5 backpacking trails, and more.
What is the longest trail in Rheine?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Rheine is Emsland-Route (Radfernweg). This trail is estimated to be 297.7 km long.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Rheine?
Rheine: With an ascent of 6,751 m, Hermannshöhen Weg has the most elevation gain of all of the trails in the area. The next highest ascent trail is Hermannsweg with 4,794 m of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult trail in Rheine?
The most popular and difficult trail in Rheine is Hermannsweg with a 4.4-star rating from 8 reviews.
Are there camping trails available in Rheine?
According to AllTrails.com, there is 1 camping trail in Rheine which is Emsland-Route Etappe 1: Rheine - Geeste with an average 5.0 star rating from 1 community reviews.
Are there biking trails available in Rheine?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 2 biking trails in Rheine and the most popular is Rund um das Naturschutzgebiet Emsdettener Venn with an average 3.0 star rating from 1 community reviews.
Are there any trails with scenic mountain peak views in Rheine?
Yes, there are 4 trails with scenic mountain peak views in Rheine, including Emsland-Route Etappe 1: Rheine - Geeste, Hase-Ems-Tour Etappe 5: Rheine - Osnabrück, Töddenweg Stage 5: Hummeldorf - Bad Bentheim and Klöster, Kunst und Parkanlagen.
Are there any trails with archaeological sites in Rheine?
Yes, there is one trail with an archaeological site in Rheine: Klöster, Kunst und Parkanlagen.
Are there any trails with ponds in Rheine?
Yes, there are 3 trails with ponds in Rheine, including Sommerlauf, Emsland-Route Etappe 1: Rheine - Geeste and Klöster, Kunst und Parkanlagen.
Are there any trails with picnic areas in Rheine?
Yes, there are 5 trails with picnic areas in Rheine, including Wabe 232, Emsland-Route Etappe 1: Rheine - Geeste, Hase-Ems-Tour Etappe 5: Rheine - Osnabrück, Rund um das Naturschutzgebiet Emsdettener Venn and Töddenweg Stage 5: Hummeldorf - Bad Bentheim.
Are there any trails with scenic viewpoints in Rheine?
Yes, there are 4 trails with scenic viewpoints in Rheine, including Hermannsweg Stage 1: Rheine - Riesenbeck, Emsland-Route Etappe 1: Rheine - Geeste, Töddenweg Stage 5: Hummeldorf - Bad Bentheim and Klöster, Kunst und Parkanlagen.
Are there any trails with rivers in Rheine?
Yes, there are 6 trails with rivers in Rheine, including Hermannsweg Stage 1: Rheine - Riesenbeck, Emsland-Route Etappe 1: Rheine - Geeste, Hase-Ems-Tour Etappe 5: Rheine - Osnabrück, Töddenweg Stage 5: Hummeldorf - Bad Bentheim and Klöster, Kunst und Parkanlagen.
Are there any trails with historical monuments in Rheine?
Yes, there are 3 trails with historical monuments in Rheine, including R 25: Rund um Elte, Töddenweg Stage 5: Hummeldorf - Bad Bentheim and Radtour: Elte - Riesenbeck.
Are there any trails with castles in Rheine?
Yes, there are 6 trails with castles in Rheine, including Sommerlauf, Emsland-Route Etappe 1: Rheine - Geeste, Hase-Ems-Tour Etappe 5: Rheine - Osnabrück, Töddenweg Stage 5: Hummeldorf - Bad Bentheim and Klöster, Kunst und Parkanlagen.
