Through the Gildehauser Venn
100% of reviewers say this trail is easy
3.6miLength
216ftElevation gain
1–1.5hrEstimated time
Loop
Popular walk in the county of Bentheim, Lower Saxony.
The Gildehauser Venn is one of the most valuable wetlands in north-west Germany. The protected moor and heathland area offers a habitat for many rare animal and plant species.
Highlights of the hike:
- Gildehauser Venn nature reserve
- rare species of birds and plants
- Moor
- Heath
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What’s helpful to know about this trail?
Enjoy this 3.6-mile loop trail near Bad Bentheim, Lower Saxony. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 15 min to complete. This is a popular trail for birding, running, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The best time to visit this trail is August. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.
What is the expected weather this week for Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Expected weather for Through the Gildehauser Venn for the next 5 days is:
- Sat, September 19 - 64 degrees/showers
- Sun, September 20 - 62 degrees/drizzle
- Mon, September 21 - 63 degrees/clear
- Tue, September 22 - 64 degrees/clear
- Wed, September 23 - 64 degrees/clear
Where is Through the Gildehauser Venn located?
Through the Gildehauser Venn is a trail located in Bad Bentheim, Lower Saxony, Germany.
How hard is Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Through the Gildehauser Venn is considered an easy hike that covers 3.6 mi, with an elevation gain of 216 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Easy trails are typically short, with clearly marked paths and fairly level terrain.
What is the elevation gain for Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Through the Gildehauser Venn is considered an easy hike that covers 3.6 mi, with an elevation gain of 216 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Easy trails are typically short, with clearly marked paths and fairly level terrain.
Is Through the Gildehauser Venn a loop?
Through the Gildehauser Venn is a loop trail that covers 3.6 mi, with an elevation gain of 216 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Loop trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.
How long is Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Through the Gildehauser Venn is a loop trail that covers 3.6 mi, with an elevation gain of 216 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Loop trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.
Are dogs allowed on Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Yes, dogs are allowed on Through the Gildehauser Venn, but must remain on a leash.
When is the best time of year to hike Through the Gildehauser Venn?
August is the most popular time of year to visit Through the Gildehauser Venn.
How busy is Through the Gildehauser Venn?
According to trailgoers, Through the Gildehauser Venn is usually somewhat busy. August is the most popular time of year to visit Through the Gildehauser Venn.
Are there scenic views at Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Yes, Aussichtsplattform "Gildehauser Venn" is located on Through the Gildehauser Venn.
Is there birding at Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Yes, trailgoers have said that Through the Gildehauser Venn is good for birding. Various bird species have been spotted on the trail and in the surrounding area.
Is Through the Gildehauser Venn kid-friendly?
Yes, many trailgoers have described Through the Gildehauser Venn as good for kids and families. Kid-friendly trails are typically short, with clearly marked paths and fairly level terrain.
Are there forests at Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Yes, Through the Gildehauser Venn is a forest trail.
Are there wildflowers at Through the Gildehauser Venn?
Yes, trailgoers have reported a variety of wildflower types on Through the Gildehauser Venn, though the specific types can vary from month to month.
Last updated on September 18, 2026 at 12:30 am GMT+0