- 3:08 h
- 11.77 km
- 189 m
- 189 m
- 478 m
- 667 m
- 189 m
- Start: Hikers' car park Hochheide (between Kirchhundem-Heinsberg and Panorama-Park Sauerland); access via Kirchhundem-Heinsberg (Bergstraße)
- Destination: Hikers' car park Hochheide
Exciting stories about cultural and natural history in a beautiful landscape (Hochheide and Schwarzbachtal nature reserves) combined with an audio and hiking experience over a length of around 11 km. Audio stories Heinsberger Heide, Hufeisenstein, Dreiherrnstein for download!
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Directions
Attention! If you want to find the Hufeisenstein and its history, leave the Rothaarsteig access trail at the "Hufeisenstein" signpost and take hiking trail A1 for a few metres towards the Haberg nature reserve. At the height where a forest path branches off to the right, after a few steps turn left "through the bushes" to Kurze Dörbach and with a trained eye you will recognise the Hufeisenstein.
After this short exploratory detour, follow the Rothaarsteig access path again until the next crossroads (location name: An der Röspe 1). From here, follow the hiking trail marked with a K in a white circle, initially heading south. After around 4.5 kilometres, the hiking trail marked with the K leads us directly to the Dreiherrnstein. The audio history provides an exciting insight into the cultural history of this border triangle and tells of more than just peaceful conflicts.
From the Dreiherrnstein, the Rothaarsteig leads northwards to the Heinsberger Hochheide. After around 1.5 kilometres, you reach the heathland. Here it is worth listening to the history of the Heinsberger Heide and the "Dicken Stein" before reaching the starting point, the Hochheide hiking car park, just a few metres away.
The three audio stories of this adventure tour are available for download as a podcast.
Tour information
Cultural Interesting
Loop Road
Equipment
Directions & Parking facilities
Author
Tourist-Information Lennestadt & Kirchhundem
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Tourist-Information Lennestadt & Kirchhundem
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Tourist-Information Lennestadt & Kirchhundem
Safety guidelines
Most hiking trails run away from villages and settlements and every hiker has thought about what would happen if an emergency were to occur. How can I be found here? Where am I anyway? Can the emergency services reach me?
In an emergency, things have to move quickly! That's why the hiking trail network in the Lennestadt & Kirchhundem region is equipped with so-called rescue signs throughout. The green and white badges attached to the posts of the signposts have a number that you must give when making an emergency call. This way, the emergency services know exactly where you are and valuable time can be saved.
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Tourist Information Lennestadt & Kirchhundem
Hundemstr. 18, 57368 Lennestadt
www.lennestadt-kirchhundem.de
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