Best moderate trails in Detmold

Short and charming route near Detmold, North Rhine-Westphalia. Great hike that leads to the Hermannsdenkmal and the Grotenburg. Before you get there, you stroll through the Teuteburg Forest. Highlights of the tour: - Local flora and fauna - Beautiful natural landscapes - Pretty prospects - Little giant ring - Hermann monument - Grotenburg - Teuteburg Forest

This idyllic route leads through one of the oldest nature reserves in the Lippe region on the edge of the Teutoburg Forest near Detmold. The path explores the protected area of the Donoper Teiche and the adjacent Hiddeser Bent, following a diverse mixture of well-maintained forest trails, soft paths, and wooden boardwalks over marshy sections. A central highlight is the ensemble of historical ponds, created in the 17th century for fish farming, and the mysterious atmosphere of the adjacent...

Family-friendly loop around the ruins of Falkenburg Castle, North Rhine-Westphalia. This loop leads through the beech forests of the Teutoburg Forest and along the Stemberg. The trail opens up a landscape characterized by nature and tranquillity. A historical highlight awaits at the end of the hike: the ruins of Falkenburg Castle. The 12th century complex, which is considered the cradle of the Lippe region, has been the subject of research for years and offers an insight into the origins of...

Popular walk near Detmold, North Rhine-Westphalia. With an area of 90 hectares, on which you can visit around 120 historic buildings, the Detmold open-air museum is the largest of its kind. The route suggested here leads through the entire complex, from the Osnabruecker Hof to the Sauerland village. Highlights of the route: - child friendly - West Muensterlander Hof - Paderborn village - Sauerland village - Osnabruecker Hof - Lippischer Meierhof

Stage 1 of the Römer-Lippe-Route. Even at the starting point of the first day tour it is worthwhile to linger a little, because in Detmold there is not only the cozy old town and the open-air museum, but also the admirable Hermanns monument, which in the 18th century was even the largest statue in the world. The route continues over the 50 meter high Externsteine to Bad Lippspringe to the source of the Lippe. From here it is only a stone's throw to the stage destination...