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Hikes in Coesfeld

North Rhine-Westphalia,Germany

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Coesfeld, a charming town in Germany, offers not only cultural and historical sights, but also numerous opportunities for hiking. Coesfeld's geographical location is particularly appealing for hiking, as the town is surrounded by rolling hills and green forests.

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The 10 most beautiful hikes in Coesfeld

rape field in the Baumberge
Hiking Trail · Teutoburg Forest
Pilgrimage Route 4: Bielefeld - Wesel
recommended route
195.3 km
47:50 h
748 m
840 m
The path of the pilgrims of St. James from Bielefeld to Wesel leads across the Münsterland and connects at the Lower Rhine to pilgrimage routes extending to Santiago de Compostela. Here you walk on historical tracks, as the route follows an old medieval trade and pilgrimage route.
Impression
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
R 17: Through the Coesfeld Heath
recommended route Difficulty easy
3
11.5 km
2:47 h
13 m
13 m
This circular hiking route follows the footsteps of the mystic Anna Katharina Emmerick through the Coesfeld Heath. Directly on the path lies the birthplace of Emmerick, who was beatified by the Pope in 2004 due to her visions and stigmata.
Billerbecker Cathedral St. Ludgerus
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
Baumberger Ludgerusweg Billerbeck Coesfeld
recommended route Difficulty difficult
4
15.1 km
3:46 h
52 m
99 m
On the first certified hiking route in the Westphalian Bight, you can learn a lot about the culture of Münsterland on this section following the footsteps of St. Ludger. In the open park landscape, wonderful nature with fantastic views can also be experienced.
Ägidius Church Wiedenbrück
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
X 3: Bocholt - Wiedenbrück
recommended route Difficulty difficult
No ratings (yet)
178.8 km
42:50 h
267 m
230 m
Hike through the beautiful Münsterland from its western borders to the east. Wild horses, picturesque town centers, and many sights await you. The route begins in Bocholt, located near the Dutch border, along the Aa river to the Aasee. It passes through the district town of Borken with its Gothic and Baroque sights, then through small villages and wooded sections to the Merfelder Bruch, the home of the Dülmen wild horses. Along the Dortmund-Ems Canal, the path leads to the tradition-conscious town of Sendenhorst. Shortly before the destination, the half-timbered town of Wiedenbrück, you will find the former Clarholz monastery, founded in the 12th century, with a reconstructed cloister garden based on historical models.
View into the Kuhlenvenn nature reserve
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
Lots of nature between Hochmoor and Coesfeld
recommended route Difficulty moderate
No ratings (yet)
14.8 km
3:37 h
69 m
54 m
The hike starts in Gescher-Hochmoor and initially leads through the nature reserves Fürstenkuhle and Kuhlenvenn. Then it gently ascends to the Hünsberg with the Hermann-Löns-Stein. Afterwards, the route passes the Heidefriedhof and the Heidesee nature reserve. Finally, it reaches Coesfeld. Within the town, the path mostly follows the Berkel river and ends at Coesfeld station.
View of Gerleve Monastery
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
Good view from Coesfelder Berg (including Harle)
recommended route Difficulty moderate
No ratings (yet)
12.1 km
3:05 h
94 m
107 m
The hike runs over the Coesfelder Berg, located west of Coesfeld. Due to its position on the edge of the Baumberge hills, there are no particularly steep or long ascents. Nevertheless, there is a view not only over the town of Coesfeld but also as far as the Billerbeck Cathedral. On the way lies the Gerleve Monastery with its monastery garden and gastronomy. The last part of the route passes through a residential area. Otherwise, fields dominate along the path, offering repeated views of the Münsterland park landscape.
Baumberger Ludgerusweg Logo
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
Baumberger Ludgerusweg main route
recommended route Difficulty moderate
30 km
7:39 h
215 m
239 m
The certified 30 km long main route of the Baumberger Ludgerusweg leads right through the unique natural and cultural landscape of the Baumberge - characterized by a typical Münsterland park landscape, with spring-rich hills, beech forests, grassland, fields, and hedges. Following the path of faith established by St. Liudger, the first bishop of Münster, hikers can discover much historical significance along the way.
A look back
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
Out into nature
recommended route Difficulty moderate
9.7 km
2:25 h
40 m
49 m
The hike mostly runs through fields, allowing you to enjoy the view of the Münsterland park landscape repeatedly. The starting point is the Feldmann bus stop in Rosendahl. The route ends in Coesfeld at the "Schulzentrum" train stop.
Varlar Castle
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
From Varlar Castle to Coesfeld
recommended route Difficulty moderate
7.6 km
1:50 h
1 m
23 m
The hike goes through forests and open landscapes. The route passes by Varlar Castle. The starting point is the bus stop "Varlar Abzw. Asbeck" in Rosendahl. The hike ends at the Coesfeld Schulzentrum train station. Near the endpoint is the bus stop "Agentur für Arbeit".
A tree by the roadside
Hiking Trail · Münsterland
Good view from Coesfelder Berg (short version)
recommended route Difficulty moderate
7.7 km
1:55 h
41 m
79 m
The hike runs over the Coesfelder Berg located west of Coesfeld. Due to its position on the edge of the Baumberge, there are no particularly steep or long climbs. Nevertheless, there is a view not only over the town of Coesfeld but also up to the Billerbeck Cathedral. Along the way is the Gerleve Monastery with a monastery garden and dining options. The last part of the route passes through a residential area. Otherwise, mostly fields line the path, which repeatedly offer views of the Münsterland park landscape.
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One of the most popular hiking tours in Coesfeld leads along the "Baumberge-Steig". This well-signposted hiking trail stretches over 100 kilometres and offers breathtaking views of the Baumberge mountains. With a mixture of forest, field and meadow landscapes, this tour is perfect for nature lovers.

For families with children, there are special children's hiking trails such as the "Forest Adventure Trail" or the "Animal Park Trail". These routes are designed with children in mind and offer exciting discoveries along the way. From animal observations to interactive stations, both young and old adventurers will be thrilled here.

Another highlight for hiking enthusiasts is the "Ketteler-Rundweg", named after the famous social reformer Adolph Kolping. On this route you can not only hike through idyllic landscapes, but also visit some historical sites connected with the life of Adolph Kolping.

The best seasons for hiking in Coesfeld are spring and autumn. In these months, nature shines in its full splendour - colourful flowers blossom along the wayside and the forests show themselves in the most beautiful colours. In addition, the temperatures are pleasantly mild, so that you can hike without much effort.

Whether you want to take an extended hike on the Baumberge-Steig or prefer to go for an entertaining walk with your children - Coesfeld offers suitable hiking routes for every taste and age. The picturesque landscape, coupled with historical sights along the way, makes hiking in Coesfeld an unforgettable experience. So lace up your hiking boots and explore this beautiful region!

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