Best long trails in Usseln

A scenic section of the route in the Sauerland, Hesse The fourth stage of the Uplandsteig from Usseln to Willingen takes you on natural paths. For a while, the path runs parallel to the Rothaarsteig. The route through the Niedersfelder Hochheide (NSG Neuer Hagen) is particularly impressive - a raised moor with unique animals and plants has developed in the beautiful heathland landscape. There are restaurants in Willingen. Highlights: - Neuer Hagen nature reserve

A scenic section of the route in the Sauerland, Hesse The third stage of the Uplandsteig takes you from Eimelrod to Usseln. The absolute highlight of this section is the picturesque Hochheide on the Kahler Pön. There are restaurants in Usseln. Highlights: - Neerdar historical church - Bömighausen am See - Hochheide Kahle Pön

A scenic section of the route in the Sauerland, Hesse The third and last stage of the Diemelsteig is quite long with a little over 30km and accordingly demanding. But the effort is worth it: there are always unforgettable views over the Sauerland or impressive places such as the dam and the lake's power station. The goal is Heringshausen, there are also places to stop for refreshments. Highlights: - Dommelturm near the route - Bathing possibilities at Diemelsee - Dam wall and power station

Panoramic section of the route in the Sauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia The eleventh and last stage of the Sauerland-Höhenflug begins at the church in Düdinghausen. A visit to the home house "Pastoren Scheune" is definitely worthwhile here - there is a small village museum with a historic woodturning room. We continue to the Borghagen quarry (with a bit of luck you can find fossils here) and through deciduous forests steeply up to the Kreuzberg. Once at the top, the effort is rewarded with a...

A scenic section of the route in the Sauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia The fourth and last stage of the Medebacher Bergweg begins in Düdinghausen and leads out of the village up a rocky mountain path. One arrives at the impressive chapel on the Kreuzberg and from there can look down into the village that has just been left behind. It goes further into the valley of the Katmecke at the foxhole, you follow the brook down for a while, but then it goes back up to the height on the Mummelseite....