Best trails near Baldeneyer Berg

Popular, quiet hiking trail near Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia. This scenic route leads around the Baldeneysee, where the beautiful Ruhr Valley landscape can be experienced up close. It starts at the parking lot at the EWSC. In an easterly direction to the Hardenbergufer where the lake is crossed over the bridge. Mostly along the shore it goes back. Forests, hills, narrow paths and meadows await. The ruins of the Esener Isenburg are passed above the lake as well as the small forest areas...

Very nice loop in Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia This circular route is located on the edge of the Huelenhaine nature reserve in the Schellenberger Forest, bordered on the other side by Lake Baldeney. Start is at Jagdhaus Schellenberg, from there it goes after a short stretch along the road into the forest and to Lake Baldeney. The beautiful path along the shore and through the forest offers pure relaxation and lets you relax and switch off in a short time. The Baldeneysee is the largest of a...

Varied hiking tour in Kupferdreh near Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia. A great hike with variety. At Baldeneysee, you will see beautiful sights such as the Isenburg castle ruins. Highlights: - Railway bridge copper rotation - Lake Baldeney - Heisinger Bogen bird sanctuary - Yacht Club Ruhrland Essen - Baldeney Forest - Castle ruins of Neue Isenburg - Kruppwald - Wild gate Heissiwald - Brehm Island - Seaside Beach Baldeneysee lido

This route follows Stage 1 of the Bergischer Weg and connects Essen-Baldeney with Velbert. From the Baldeney hiking parking lot, the trail leads through beech forests, past Isenburg Castle, to Lake Baldeney. It follows the shore past the Carl Funke coal mine into the Heisinger Bogen bird sanctuary and crosses the Ruhr River via a former railroad bridge to Kupferdreh. Following the Moosbach stream, the route continues into the Hespertal valley and through the Langenhorster Forest to Velbert....

Near-natural hiking trail through forest areas in Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia From the Essen-Stadtwald stop, this route runs through the city forest and to the vantage point of Lake Baldeneyen, where it is worth visiting Baldeney Castle on the shore. The hike also passes through the Hülsenhaine nature reserve in the Schellenberg Forest and Schellenberg Castle. Due to its location, the route is ideally suited as a trip from Essen. Highlights: - Baldeney Castle - View of the Baldeneysee -...

This hike starts near Schellenberg Castle and leads through the Schellenberger Forest, the Baldeneyer Forest and the Huelenhaine nature reserve in the Schellenberger Forest. In the Baldeneyer forest you have views of the Baldeneysee. Much of the hike is through forested areas and is therefore well shaded.

Varied hike between Essen and Duesseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia. The starting point of this 41 km long hike is the S-Bahn station Essen-Stadtwald, the destination is the S-Bahn station Duesseldorf-Rath. The route is very varied: from asphalt trails in towns to lonely paths in nature reserves, everything is included. Highlights of the hike: - Essen - Forests near Hugenpoet and Landsberg nature reserve - Kettwig reservoir - Lake Baldeney - Kettwig - Dusseldorf - Schellenberg Forest - Aaper...

Varied mountain bike tour near Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia. From natural single trails in dense forest to the stately castle on the lake shore, everything is included on this MTB tour starting at Essen-Huegel train station. The route runs in a wide arc around Lake Baldeney, the largest of the six reservoirs on the Ruhr. Highlights of the tour: - Singletrack sections - Lake Baldeney - Heisinger Ruhraue nature reserve - Schellenberg Castle - Langenhorst Forest - Dellbach Valley - Baldeney...

The "normal" permanent CTF of the Essen RG 1900 eV from 2017. This route is not for the "just plain". Although this "normal" version is clearly defused, it is more demanding than most permanent ones with about 42 km and over 700 meters in altitude! As a reward, there are very beautiful views of the Baldeneysee. Only available as a GPS track, not signposted. For further details see www.ERG1900.de.