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Stemwede, an idyllic community in the district of Minden-Lübbecke in Germany, offers numerous opportunities for hiking and walking. Stemwede's geographical location is characterised by rolling hills, green meadows and picturesque lakes. This natural beauty makes the area a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
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The 10 most beautiful hikes in Stemwede
Hiking Trail
· Middle Weser
On the Stemweder Berg
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Difficulty
moderate
13.3 km
3:40 h
252 m
260 m
Gentle hills, quiet forests, and wide views: The Stemweder Berg fascinates with peaceful nature, relaxed paths, and surprisingly beautiful perspectives in the North German lowlands.
Hiking Trail
· Middle Weser
Circular hike through the Stemweder Berg from Brockum
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
5.9 km
1:33 h
106 m
106 m
Participants can expect a beautiful hike through a wonderful beech-spruce forest with some extras such as orchards, a three-stemmed beech, and an old quarry.
Hiking Trail
· Middle Weser
Through the Oppenweher Moor
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
10.3 km
2:25 h
2 m
3 m
A nice easy route on a beautiful sunny November afternoon
Hiking Trail
· Osnabrücker Land
Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else route
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
174.1 km
42:45 h
922 m
1,020 m
The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else route (EHHE) is a trail of superlatives: It passes through 2 federal states and 5 districts, past 37 huts, 6 covered benches, 11 observation towers/platforms, 4 lakes, 5 nature reserves, and 2 castles. It ascends and descends about 1000 meters in elevation. The sources of the Hase and Hunte rivers lie directly on the route. There are encounters with wedding avenues, sensory stations, and robber stories. Countless information boards about nature and culture line the path. In its first section, it runs from south to north, then from east to west. The hiking trail crosses both the Teutoburg Forest and the ridge of the Wiehen Hills. Further "mountain stages" lead over the Melle Hills, the Stemwede Hill, the Damme Hills, the Ankum Heights, and the Lingen Heights. Besides that, there are also long stretches without gradients. Towns directly traversed are: Dissen, Melle, Bad Essen, Haldem, Lemförde, Neuenkirchen, Alfhausen, Fürstenau, and Lingen. The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else route is one of the longest trails maintained by the Wiehen Hills Association Weser-Ems, with a length of 170 km. It is incredibly varied and connects many sights.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else trail - 4th stage: Haldem to Dümmerlohausen
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
22.9 km
5:35 h
104 m
144 m
The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else trail (EHHE), a path of superlatives: It passes through 2 federal states and 5 districts, past 38 huts, 6 covered benches, 12 observation towers/platforms, 4 lakes, 5 nature reserves, and 2 castles. It ascends and descends about 1000 meters in elevation. The sources of the Hase and Hunte rivers are directly on the trail. You encounter wedding alleys, sensory stations, and robber stories. Countless information signs about nature and culture line the path. In its first section, it runs from south to north, then from east to west. The hiking trail crosses both the Teutoburg Forest and the ridge of the Wiehen Hills. Additional "mountain stages" lead over the Meller Hills, Stemweder Hill, Dammer Hills, Ankum Heights, and Lingen Heights. There are also long sections without gradients. Places directly crossed include: Dissen, Melle, Bad Essen, Haldem, Lemförde, Neuenkirchen, Alfhausen, Fürstenau, and Lingen. The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else trail is one of the longest trails maintained by the Wiehengebirgsverband Weser-Ems e.V., at 170 km. It is tremendously varied and connects many sights.
Hiking Trail
· Middle Weser
Gentle hill - unobstructed view
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
5.8 km
1:35 h
166 m
44 m
Conquer the last elevation before the North German Plain. On a total of 60 kilometers of signed paths, leisurely walks as well as extensive forest hikes, walking or jogging rounds are possible.
Travel comfortably with the Niedersachsen Ticket to Lemförde station. From there, you start hiking in the Stemweder Berg, the last and smallest low mountain range before the North German Plain.
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Hike on September 23, 2023 Stemweder Berg Brummlöcher
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
9 km
2:09 h
145 m
149 m
Dümmer Nature Park - Stemweder Berg - Stemweder Berg - Celtic Fields Ostenberg Dümmer Nature Park and Stemweder Berg There may be a prohibition of entry or other usage restrictions
Hiking Trail
· Teutoburg Forest
Around the Stemweder Berg
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
15.9 km
4:10 h
172 m
172 m
A somewhat longer hike in the northernmost mountain range of Germany
Hiking Trail
· Osnabrücker Land
Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else Trail - 3rd stage: Bad Essen to Haldem
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
18 km
4:20 h
35 m
21 m
The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else Trail (EHHE), a trail of superlatives: It runs through 2 federal states and 5 districts, passing by 38 huts, 6 covered benches, 12 observation towers/platforms, 4 lakes, 5 nature reserves, and 2 castles. It ascends and descends about 1000 meters in altitude. The sources of the Hase and Hunte rivers lie directly on the trail. There are encounters with wedding alleys, sensory stations, and robber stories. Countless information signs about nature and culture stand along the way. In its first section, it runs from south to north, then from east to west. The hiking trail crosses both the Teutoburg Forest and the ridge of the Wiehen Hills. Additional “mountain stages” lead over the Meller Hills, the Stemweder Berg, the Dammer Hills, the Ankumer Höhe, and the Lingener Höhe. Besides, there are also long sections without elevation changes. Towns directly crossed are: Dissen, Melle, Bad Essen, Haldem, Lemförde, Neuenkirchen, Alfhausen, Fürstenau, and Lingen. The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else Trail is one of the longest trails maintained by the Wiehengebirgsverband Weser-Ems e.V., at 170 km. It is incredibly varied and connects many sights.
Hiking Trail
· Middle Weser
The Oppenweher Moor
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
14.7 km
3:32 h
14 m
17 m
The extensive hike through the Nature and EU bird sanctuary Oppenweher Moor (part of the "Dümmer See Nature Park") and the adjacent forests is a charming contrast to the hilly tours through the Wiehengebirge or the Teutoburg Forest.
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Stemwede is the "Höhenweg". This circular trail leads along the ridge of the Stemwede mountains and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The trail stretches over about 14 kilometres and can be hiked in different sections depending on your preferences. There are also some cosy places to stop for refreshments on the Höhenweg, where you can enjoy regional specialities.
Another highlight is the moorland around Lake Dümmer. Here visitors can explore the unique ecosystem on well-marked hiking trails. Rare bird species can be observed from observation platforms or you can simply relax with a picnic on the shore of the lake.
The "Witches' Trail" is particularly suitable for families with children. This short circular trail leads through the forest and tells exciting stories about witches and wizards, while little adventurers can playfully sharpen their senses at various stations.
The best season for hiking in Stemwede is certainly spring, when nature awakens to new life and flowers bloom in full splendour. But autumn with its colourful foliage also offers a picturesque backdrop for hiking.
Stemwede also has a well-developed network of hiking trails that is suitable for beginners as well as experienced hikers. In addition to the routes already mentioned, there are many other ways to discover the beauty of the region. Whether short walks or extended day tours - everyone will find their suitable route here.
All in all, the hikes in Stemwede offer an ideal opportunity to escape the stress of everyday life and enjoy nature to the full. Whether alone, with friends or family - here you can recharge your batteries on the numerous hiking routes and experience unforgettable moments.
Another highlight is the moorland around Lake Dümmer. Here visitors can explore the unique ecosystem on well-marked hiking trails. Rare bird species can be observed from observation platforms or you can simply relax with a picnic on the shore of the lake.
The "Witches' Trail" is particularly suitable for families with children. This short circular trail leads through the forest and tells exciting stories about witches and wizards, while little adventurers can playfully sharpen their senses at various stations.
The best season for hiking in Stemwede is certainly spring, when nature awakens to new life and flowers bloom in full splendour. But autumn with its colourful foliage also offers a picturesque backdrop for hiking.
Stemwede also has a well-developed network of hiking trails that is suitable for beginners as well as experienced hikers. In addition to the routes already mentioned, there are many other ways to discover the beauty of the region. Whether short walks or extended day tours - everyone will find their suitable route here.
All in all, the hikes in Stemwede offer an ideal opportunity to escape the stress of everyday life and enjoy nature to the full. Whether alone, with friends or family - here you can recharge your batteries on the numerous hiking routes and experience unforgettable moments.
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