Best trails near Knaus-Campingpark

Castle-rich hiking trail along the Ruhr, North Rhine-Westphalia. The hike can be easily reached by train (Essen-Werden train station) and is very well suited for a day trip from Essen and the surrounding area. Parking is available in the city center for those arriving by car. The hiking trail starts at Essen-Werden train station. It then leads south out of the city area and along the Ruhr with a fairly steep climb to Herrenburg and the former Jewish cemetery. Further south you pass the...

Stage 5 of the Ruhr Valley Cycle Path. The last section of the RuhrtalRadweg continues through the Pott from Essen to the final destination Duisburg. But first it goes over the Baldeneysee to Mühlheim ad Ruhr. In addition to the water station and Aquarius water museum, the "city on the river" has the art museum in the old post office to offer. We continue through the picturesque Styrumer Ruhraue nature reserve, which delights ornithologists in particular with its numerous species of birds....

Promising bike tour through Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia. It is tour No. 4 from Stefan Höpel, Bahnradeln im Ruhrgebiet, Klartext Verlag, 2013, but with the start from Konrad-Adenauer-Brücke. Nice tour with nature (Grugaweg, Ruhrtalbahn) and city (Mülheim). Highlights of the route: - Pretty natural landscapes - Local flora and fauna - Nice views

Official route of the RTF. Further details can be found directly from the organizer: https://www.rtc-muelheim.de/

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...

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.

From Lintorf, take the side roads to Mintard, from there across the fields to Kettwig and further along the Ruhr to Werden. Continue along Lake Baldeney and then along the Ruhr to Essen-Steele. There the route turns onto the Grugaradweg from where you continue on the RS1 towards Mülheim. Take the bike elevator down to the Ruhr and continue along the Ruhr past the water station and then across the fields to Mintard. From there it's back to Lintorf via side roads. There are numerous places to...