Best river trails in Dülmen

This walk leads through the Dülmen Wildlife Park, located just a few minutes from the city center. The paths wind through a landscape designed in the 19th century by the English garden architect Edward Milner for the Duke of Croÿ. Visitors walk under mighty oaks and beeches and pass the idyllic Herzteich pond with its old wooden bridge. Fallow deer, red deer, and moorland sheep roam freely across the expansive meadows. Since the paths are mostly flat and well-maintained, no special gear is...

Impressive loop route in the Merfelder Bruch, North Rhine-Westphalia This wonderful loop starts in Dülmen, right by the railway station. There are also car parks here. The route is mostly easy - sometimes a little strenuous - through the beautiful nature reserve. Especially in spring, the magical blossoms in the rhododendron forest can be enjoyed. A highlight of the loop is the only game stud in Europe. Hundreds of wild horses can be observed here at the weekend. They have long been...

Idyllic hike in the Welter Bach nature reserve, North Rhine-Westphalia. The Welter Bach nature reserve consists of wet meadows and floodplains and therefore provides an ideal habitat for a number of bird species, such as lapwing, snipe, curlew, white-fronted goose and kingfisher. The loop begins in the small village of Rorup. There are possibilties to park a car. From there, it is a relaxed walk to Welter Bach. Birds can be observed from the viewing platform. Highlights: - Welter Bach...

Scenic cycle tour in Dülmen, North Rhine-Westphalia. This route leads via Dülmen, Welten, Merfeld, and Hausdülmen—a marked cycle path for adventurous and orientation-safe cycling fun. Many natural treasures can be discovered along the route. Some cafés and restaurants take care of the physical well-being. Highlights of the tour: - Refreshments available - Welter Bach - At Enteborn - Muhlenbach - Wildlife park Dülmen - Silver Lake

Varied hiking excursion in North Rhine-Westphalia. It starts at the castle park in Dülmen. The castle itself was destroyed in World War II. Continue through the city and then in the middle of the wide fields, past small farms to Hausdülmen. A bit along the Heubach, then back across fields to the starting point. Accessible by bus and train. There are places to stop for refreshments in the vicinity of the route.