Kleiberg Ost - pasture landscape near Büecke south of Soest

An extensive network of mainly gravelled paths gives pedestrians and cyclists access to the Kleiberg. For wheelchairs, some of the gradients are too steep. On this circular route, there are two approximately four-meter-high observation hills in the centre and in the east of the area that are accessible by stairs.

You are recommended to take binoculars for bird watching.

You reach the area via the B 229 (Soest - Arnsberg). South of the A44 Autobahn several side roads branch off to Hiddingsen or Büecke. In Hiddingsen, follow the signs to the restaurant "Steinkiste".

Address for satnavs: Körbecker Weg 59494 Soest

GPS (UTM): 32 U 438563, 5709473

Google coordinates: 51.533962, 8.114449

In Hiddingsen, park alongside the Körbecker Straße (concrete road) before the street leads off to the right to the restaurant "Steinkiste".

On the northwest edge of the nature reserve is the "Steinkiste", a Neolithic gallery grave.

The Bismarck Tower three kilometres southeast of the Kleiberg, on the B229 between Wippringsen and Delecke, offers views over almost the entire Westphalian Lowland. Four kilometres south of the Kleiberg is Lake Möhne and two kilometres north of the area there is the ancient Hanseatic city of Soest with its numerous old churches and half-timbered houses, as well as its almost completely preserved city wall.