Best trails near Burg Bentheim

Family-friendly hike in Lower Saxony, Germany. The sandstone that surrounds the town of Bad Bentheim is also known as Bentheim gold. It has been used in many European buildings since the Middle Ages and can be found in the Palace of Amsterdam and the Church of Our Lady in Antwerp. Of over 20 active quarries, 2 are still open to visitors. The route is suitable for the whole family and follows the blue markings. There are refreshment stops in the village. Highlights: - Bentheim Castle -...

This hiking trail follows the first segment of The Pedlars’ Way, a long-distance route which functions as part of the international E11. The path links German Bad Bentheim to Dutch Oldenzaal across rolling landscapes passing Bentheim Castle and De Lutte nature reserve. Travelers encounter historic sandstone quarries plus scenic Dinkel river banks during this cross-border journey. Overnight stays occur at campgrounds like De Lutte or local hotels; bookings are recommended during peak summer...

A varied circular walk in the County of Bentheim, Lower Saxony. This walk can be started, for example, at Bentheim Spa Park or at Schüttorf railway station. It takes you through the beautiful Bentheim Forest before heading back towards the starting point through the open countryside north-west of Suddendorf.

Versatile circular hiking trail in Lower Saxony. This is a section of the Bentheim Sandstone Trail, whose perfectly signposted route is perfectly marked with the stonemason's hammer. Along the way, you will come across the Gildehaus "The Pearl of the County", the imposing sandstone castle in Bad Bentheim, and Schüttorf, the oldest town in the county of Bentheim, which is home to the "Schüttorfer Riese" church built from Bentheim sandstone. The forest trail is also particularly beautiful: a...

6th cross-border stage of the Töddenweg, North Rhine-Westphalia. The trail winds its way from Bad Bentheim through the characteristic flat landscape of the border region. The Bardel quarry pond awaits here. The route leads over the River Dinkel and into the Netherlands. Many traders used to reach this destination via this route. Take the bus to Oldenzaal and from there take the train back to Osnabrück. Alternatively, the route can also be continued along the Dutch section of the Töddenweg....

Popular cycle tour in the county of Bentheim, Lower Saxony. The Grafschafter Fietsentour consists of a main route over 200 kilometres long and 28 shorter day tours. Grafschafter Fietsenroute 2 is one of the most relaxed tours with 28 kilometres and only slight inclines. The cycle tour starts and ends at the castle in Bad Bentheim. It heads north towards the Syen-Venn and then via Schüttorf and the Bentheim Forest back to the starting point. There are refreshment stops in Schüttorf and Bad...

Starts at the Community Park Epe. If you are in Gronau, you can visit the Popmuseum (takes at least 1.5 hours). Further up, there is a platform to visit the Gildehauser Venn. And finally, if time permits, you can visit the castle in Bad Bentheim and learn some interesting history there.

Fifth section of the Töddenweg long-distance hiking trail in Münsterland, North Rhine-Westphalia. The trade route, also known as the Töddenweg, leads from Osnabrück to Deventer in Holland and follows in the footsteps of the traders and merchants (known as "Tödden") of yesteryear. For example, they brought the linen cloth produced in Tecklenburger Land to the Netherlands. This section of the route leads from Hummeldorf to Bad Bentheim and can be walked in both directions. While the river...