Best short trails in Kassel

Family-friendly loop trail in the Habichtswald Nature Park, Hesse. Loop trail 14 near Kassel-Wilhelmshoehe starts at the Hercules, one of the most popular hiking destinations in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bergpark Wilhelmshoehe. Loop trail 14 is very short and runs the Bachberg. Highlights of the hike: - Detour to the Hercules - Hutewiesen - Bachberg - Elfbuchen

Family-friendly walk in Kassel, Hesse. This leisurely walk or run takes you through Schönfeld Park with its Klangpfad ("sound trail") and 8 sound objects. It is recommended to take a stroll in the Botanical Garden, whose 50s-style garden art is worth a visit at any time of year. As in many places in Kassel, there is of course a viewpoint with a view of the Hercules. The start is at the car park on Frankfurter Straße. It is also possible to take the number 25 bus to the Botanical...

Popular loop in Kassel, Hesse. Jogging, a tour with the whole family or just a relaxed walk - the Karlsaue and the Planet Path are popular destinations in Kassel. The route leads around the Hirschgraben. Highlights of the hike: - child-friendly - Hirschgraben - Karlsaue - Aueteich - Planet trail

Child-friendly loop trail in the Habichtswald Nature Park, Hesse. This relaxed loop begins at the Bismarck Tower hiking car park. The route runs between the Doenchebach and the Brasselsberg, on the summit of which the Bismarck Tower is enthroned. Those arriving by bus or train get off at the Bluetenweg bus stop. Highlights of the route: - familyfriendly - Kneipp pool - View of the Brasselsberg - beautiful forest paths

Family-friendly loop trail near Kassel, Hesse. This is a nice walk through the Doenche nature reserve near Kassel. The short loop is made for a family walk in the evening or a morning jog. To protect the fragile flora and fauna, the trails in the Doenche may not be left. Highlights of the hike: - Doenche nature reserve - beautiful views

Forest-rich loop trail in the Habichtswald nature park, Hesse. Loop trail 21 near Kassel starts and ends at the Daspel hiking car park. The short route leads mostly through the forest. The first half is slightly uphill, but overall this hike should also be easy for children to master. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic forest paths - Detour to Erlenloch (optional)