Best long trails in Marl

Popular circular hiking trail in the Hohe Mark Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. The LandStreifer circular trail "Haard an der Grenz" promises a varied and relaxed hiking experience. The route can be started, for example, at the hiking car park at "Mother Wehner". Most of the time you walk through the forest, skirting the Haardsee and the nature reserve Brinksknapp, but there is also a longer section along the edge of the forest. Highlights of the hike: - nice places to rest - several...

The Römerweg goes through the western Haard. The trail starts at the Forsthaus Haidberg hiking car park. First it goes through open terrain and then into the forest. After about 2.5 km you come to the Römerweg. After approx. 6.1 km you leave the Römerweg and you go back over forest paths past the Haard Clinic towards the parking lot. Dogs can run freely on the paths.

Popular loop trail in the Hohe Mark Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. There are two versions of the "Haidberg: Regional Contrasts" loop trail: the short route (about 2.5 miles) and the long route suggested here (about 6 miles). As the name of the route promises, you can look forward to a quiet hike, during which you will be introduced to the interesting contrasts between industry and nature. Highlights of the hike: - Idyllic forest trails in the Haard - Haidberg - Relics of former...

Circular hike in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The round starts in Brassert and goes counterclockwise first past the amusement park and out of town. You cross the Wesel-Datteln Canal. If you want to walk a little longer between the canal and the Lippe, walk to the Hervester Bruch to the archery facility and then turn back. For a shorter round can. turn left in front of the "Haus Gloe" restaurant (refreshments available), cross the Fentrop bridge and walk back to Brassert. Highlights: -...

Cultural cycle tour in Marl, North Rhine-Westphalia From the south of Marl along the Weiherbach stream to the Lippe district, on via Hervest to the stork's nest in the Hervester Bruch. Past the former British "Muna" (today it is a military depot, there is a rocket at the entrance) to the Wienbeck watermill. Heading north, the route quickly reaches Lembeck moated castle, which is worth a visit (for a fee). Directly to the east, a natural path - first gravel, then sand - leads into the meadow...