Best views trails in Felsberg
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Explore the most popular views trails near Felsberg with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
Top trails
- 4.3 (7)·Moderate·2.7 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrPopular loop trail in the Knuell Nature Park, Hesse. This short loop trail through the Markwald starts at the L3435 and leads from there in the direction of the windmill and then past the Falkenkopf back to the starting point. Well suited for a sporty walk or a leisurely jog. Highlights of the hike: - quiet forest trails - beautiful views
- 4.8 (6)·Easy·3.1 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrPopular hike in the Melsunger Land, Hesse. If you're looking for a beautiful forest hike for the whole family, you've come to the right place. The highlight of the route is the ruins of Heiligenberg Castle (also: Heiligenburg Castle). Highlights of the hike: - familyfriendly - Heiligenburg Castle - Langenwald
- 4.0 (7)·Easy·3.4 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrFamily-friendly walk near Felsberg, Hesse. Romantic waters characterize this route. Sometimes you walk right along the river, then you pass a multitude of pretty little ponds. Also suitable for a walk with the whole family. Highlights of the hike: - child-friendly - Boeddiger fish ponds - Valley of the Eder - Trail along the Ems
- 3.0 (1)·Moderate·5.3 mi·Est. 2–2.5 hrThe circular route begins at the museum or the train station and leads through the Edertal to the mouth of the Schwalm. You have beautiful views of the Altenburg and from Hopfenberg into the Edertal, Felsberg and the Heiligenberg ruins. Near the mouth of the Schwalm, when you cross the embankment, you come to the site of the Rhünda skull. A little further you can rest in the Hopfenberghütte, after which it goes back to Gensungen. On the way you will come across information boards that tell...
- Moderate·6.9 mi·Est. 3–3.5 hrThe path leads through the district of Beuern. It presents the hikers with the millennia-old settlement history of this area. The sites document the traces of the first Neolithic farmers, the history of settlements and the development of agriculture that still characterizes this region today. Thirteen information panels along the way explain the prehistoric and early historical finds discovered near each panel. The highest point of the way is the Kirchwedel.
