MTSZ
MTSZ térképportál
Turista Magazin
TuristaShop
Kéktúra
Gerecse50
A kéktúrázás napja
Barntrup, a small town in the Lippe region of Germany, is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. With its picturesque location on the edge of the Teutoburg Forest, Barntrup offers numerous opportunities for varied and relaxing hiking tours.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Barntrup
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Hiking in the Lippe region - Altendonop Panorama Circular Route
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
13.4 km
3:40 h
296 m
296 m
A beautiful and varied circular hiking route with great panoramic views over the Dörentruper landscape. In the distance, the towns of Lemgo, Dörentrup, Barntrup, and many small villages can be seen. The circular hiking route partly follows the "Path of Views," and this route lives up to its name.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
In search of traces: a Blomberg watchtower
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
12.7 km
4:00 h
215 m
215 m
There used to be six watchtowers or rather sentry towers on the hills around Blomberg. Unfortunately, only a few remains have survived. And many legends and stories. This hiking route leads on a feeder and a northern section of the Nelkenweg to the Dicker Berg with the ruin of one of these Blomberg watchtowers. The way back to the town follows another feeder of the Nelkenweg over the scenic Hohe Feld. At the end, this roughly 12 kilometer long path even goes through the Paradies.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
On historic paths through the woods near Blomberg
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
13.9 km
4:00 h
186 m
186 m
An important trade route, the Hellweg, once also led through the Blomberg area. Today, mainly on now wooded slopes, sunken paths, sometimes even entire bundles of them, bear witness to the hard work of people and draft animals. The nearly 13-kilometer-long hiking trail follows feeder paths to the Blomberg Nelkenweg and also a section of this circular route around the town. Along the way, there is also a glimpse into the hell of medieval transport. The return route follows the historic path. After overcoming remains of the Blomberg Landwehr, the unwooded western slope of the Eichenberg offers, alongside further bundles of paths, the remains of a former common pasture. Ancient beeches and oaks could tell long stories here.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
From Blomberg to Barntrup
Premium content
Difficulty
T1
easy
7.2 km
2:00 h
166 m
158 m
Picturesque in the Lipper BerglandThis manageable hike connects two small towns in the Lipper Bergland along a section of the Dingelstedt path. The starting point is the fortress-like Blomberg, which developed from an Old Saxon settlement around the castle in the Middle Ages into an important market town and was granted city rights in 1280. During the Soest Feud in 1447, Blomberg was largely destroyed but was soon rebuilt. On the northern side of the Beckerberg, which we cross during the tour, lies Barntrup, a foundation of the Counts of Sternberg. The valley of the Bega is also framed by an extensive mosaic of meadows, fields, and forests.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Panorama circular route from Altendonop via Wendlinghausen, Bega, and Sommersell
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
14.9 km
3:59 h
256 m
291 m
A varied circular route with charming views towards Lemgo, Burg Sternberg, and Dörentruper districts. The path repeatedly follows the "Way of Views" in sections. In the second part of the hike, there are frequent views to the south up to the Teutoburg Forest.
Hiking Trail
· Weserbergland
AE10 / The "Zehner" - The big hike around Aerzen
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
45 km
12:50 h
931 m
928 m
Marathon around the Aerzen Basin
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Hohe Asch and Windmill Stump
Premium content
Difficulty
T2
moderate
21.7 km
6:00 h
428 m
428 m
In the Lippe region between Alverdissen, Reine, and SonnebornThe rolling Lippe region often offers wonderful views with its frequently open scenery. The particularly outstanding points of this hike, which leads us in a large, full-day loop from Alverdissen via Reine and Sonneborn, are the Hohe Asch and the windmill stump (also called "Mühlenpott"). So, the landscape provides extensive impressions. Unfortunately, the usual rural paths often have asphalt underfoot, except for certain sections over the Hohe Asch and on the intricate Mühlenberg.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Carnation Wanderer on the way where the sun appears
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
14.4 km
3:15 h
238 m
218 m
Sonneborn Windmill Saalberg West Saalbergweg Knapberg Saalberg East
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Blomberg Nelken hikers on the Nelkenweg through the forests near Blomberg
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
19.7 km
4:45 h
358 m
358 m
The Nelkenweg offers a 42-kilometer circular hike around the Lippe town of Blomberg.
For ambitious hikers, the round trip can be completed in one day. The route described here covers the predominantly forested part of the Nelkenweg, approximately 20 kilometers in length.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Carnation Wanderer Hiking without a warlike background
Difficulty
difficult
23.5 km
4:56 h
619 m
617 m
Camping Eimke, Alverdissen, Dwarf Anton, Sonneborn, Dorotheental, Dudenhausen, Hummerbruch, E1,
Barntrup's geographical location makes it an ideal starting point for hikes. The town is nestled between rolling hills and dense forests that are perfect for exploring on foot. The proximity to the Weser River also makes for beautiful walks along the riverbank.
For nature enthusiasts, there are many tourist attractions to discover in Barntrup. The nearby Schiedersee lake not only invites you to go hiking, but also to go swimming or boating. Here visitors can enjoy the idyllic landscape and escape the stress of everyday life.
One of the most popular hiking routes in Barntrup leads through the Teutoburg Forest. This extends over a large area and offers countless paths and trails for all levels of difficulty. Whether you want to take a short walk with children or plan a more challenging day tour - everyone will find something suitable here.
Especially in autumn, the Teutoburg Forest shines in colourful hues and thus attracts many nature lovers. The clear air, the rustling of the leaves underfoot and the beautiful view of the surrounding landscape make hiking an unforgettable experience.
But Barntrup also has a lot to offer in the other seasons. In spring, you can watch nature awaken and feel the first warm rays of sunshine on your skin. In summer, shady forest paths ensure pleasant temperatures, while in winter a snowy hike through the snow-covered landscape is particularly appealing.
Besides the Teutoburg Forest, there are other places where you can go hiking in Barntrup. The nearby Lippische Velmerstot, for example, offers a breathtaking view over the Lippe region and is definitely worth a visit. The neighbouring Externsteine with its striking rocks also invites you to take a hike.
For families with children, there are special hiking trails that are designed with children in mind and promise exciting adventures. Here, little explorers can playfully explore their surroundings and learn a lot of new things in the process.
Overall, it can be said that Barntrup, with its geographical location on the edge of the Teutoburg Forest as well as its tourist-relevant sights, offers ideal conditions for hiking enthusiasts. Whether it's a short walk or a challenging day tour - everyone will find their own personal favourite hiking route here. The different seasons also constantly add new facets to the hikes and make them a special experience for all the senses.
For nature enthusiasts, there are many tourist attractions to discover in Barntrup. The nearby Schiedersee lake not only invites you to go hiking, but also to go swimming or boating. Here visitors can enjoy the idyllic landscape and escape the stress of everyday life.
One of the most popular hiking routes in Barntrup leads through the Teutoburg Forest. This extends over a large area and offers countless paths and trails for all levels of difficulty. Whether you want to take a short walk with children or plan a more challenging day tour - everyone will find something suitable here.
Especially in autumn, the Teutoburg Forest shines in colourful hues and thus attracts many nature lovers. The clear air, the rustling of the leaves underfoot and the beautiful view of the surrounding landscape make hiking an unforgettable experience.
But Barntrup also has a lot to offer in the other seasons. In spring, you can watch nature awaken and feel the first warm rays of sunshine on your skin. In summer, shady forest paths ensure pleasant temperatures, while in winter a snowy hike through the snow-covered landscape is particularly appealing.
Besides the Teutoburg Forest, there are other places where you can go hiking in Barntrup. The nearby Lippische Velmerstot, for example, offers a breathtaking view over the Lippe region and is definitely worth a visit. The neighbouring Externsteine with its striking rocks also invites you to take a hike.
For families with children, there are special hiking trails that are designed with children in mind and promise exciting adventures. Here, little explorers can playfully explore their surroundings and learn a lot of new things in the process.
Overall, it can be said that Barntrup, with its geographical location on the edge of the Teutoburg Forest as well as its tourist-relevant sights, offers ideal conditions for hiking enthusiasts. Whether it's a short walk or a challenging day tour - everyone will find their own personal favourite hiking route here. The different seasons also constantly add new facets to the hikes and make them a special experience for all the senses.
Reviews
Find hikes in neighboring regions
AI-generated
The content was generated entirely by AI and published without meaningful human review or approval. more
Localization
Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
