Best hard trails in Bramsche
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Explore the most popular hard trails near Bramsche 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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- 3.6 (4)·Hard·11.3 mi·Est. 5–5.5 hrSection of the Wittekindsweg The second stage is a little uphill, the path mostly leads through rustling mixed forests. Again and again one encounters witnesses to the history of the region, from boulders to the large stone graves "Devil's Backtrough" and "Devil's Oven". Highlights: - Tree and ants educational trail - Süntelstein by Vehre - "Devil's baking trough" and "Devil's oven"
- 1.8 (3)·Hard·12.2 mi·Est. 5.5–6 hr3rd stage of the popular long-distance hiking trail Hünenweg This section of the route leads out of the town of Bramsche into the countryside. But before leaving the town, a short stopover should be made at the 900-year-old St. Martin's Church and the Clothmaker Museum. After leaving the city, the hike leads past a 28 meter high tower, the Bramscher Memorial. This offers a great view of the surroundings. Finally, the trail reaches a quarry where quartzite is still quarried today. However,...
- Hard·100.2 mi·Est. 24 hr+155-kilometer route of the TuS Bramsche RTF. This is the route of a traditional organized racing bike event. Designed for racing bikes, this tour represents a considerable endurance challenge. The route is almost entirely asphalted and follows public roads through the hilly landscape of the Osnabrücker Land, often touching the foothills of the Wiehengebirge or the Teutoburg Forest. Although the route is not technically difficult, the long distance and constant climbs require excellent...
- Hard·12.4 mi·Est. 5.5–6 hrStage 3 of the long-distance hiking trail "Mühlenweg im Wiehengebirge", Lower Saxony. The Mühlenweg in the Wiehengebirge stretches over a distance of almost 100 km through the Osnabrücker Land, the Wiehengebirge and the Teutoburg Forest. The third stage of the Mühlenweg starts in Engter and ends after around 20 km in Venne. Once again, culture-loving hikers get their money's worth: In addition to the almost obligatory mills, some imposing castles await. The highest point of the hike is the...
- Hard·95.2 mi·Est. 24 hr+Official route of the RTF. This well-known Wadenkneifer cycle tour offers a great endurance challenge over its long distance and crosses the picturesque, profiled hills of the Wiehengebirge in Lower Saxony. The challenging 155-kilometre route requires an excellent level of fitness to overcome 1,240 cumulative meters of elevation gain due to a constant succession of short, steep climbs. The route takes cyclists through the charming Teuto-Münsterland region on roads and paths with little...
- Hard·35.6 mi·Est. 14–15 hr2nd stage of the long-distance cycle path cycle route of the megalithic culture from Bramsche to Fürstenau This part of the megalithic cycle route leads from Bramsche to Fürstenau. The long-distance cycle path is named after numerous relics from the Neolithic Age, which can be visited by cyclists. Due to its location, the long-distance cycle path is ideal for cycling enthusiasts from Hamburg or other northern German cities. The path marking shows the name of the cycle route of the monolith...
- Hard·14.9 mi·Est. 6.5–7 hrLong hike along the Hase from Bramsche to Bersenbrück. The starting point and end point of this hike through the Haseniederung are the respective train stations on the north-west railway line Osnabrück Hbf. Large parts of the route lead over the Hasedeich, which does not have paved paths at all points, so that a few passages may have to be bypassed in very damp weather . The first station is the distribution structure, at which part of the Hasewater is diverted via the feeder towards Alfsee...