Sedansteich – Wildpark Warstein loop from Bilsteinhöhle
Sedansteich – Wildpark Warstein loop from Bilsteinhöhle
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Sedansteich – Wildpark Warstein loop from Bilsteinhöhle
02:38
9.61km
150m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: June 28, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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352 m
Charcoal Production Site and Charcoal Burner's Hut (Köhlerhütte)
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1.95 km
Sedansteich
Highlight • Lake
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6.38 km
Blumenkopf
Peak
8.83 km
Lynx enclosure at Bilsteintal Wildlife Park
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8.88 km
Viewpoint at the Deer Enclosure
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9.00 km
Red Deer Enclosure (Naturpark Arnsberger Wald)
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Head-torso length: 140 - 250 cm
Shoulder height: 125 - 150 cm
Weight: deer up to 250 kg
Age: 15 – 20 years
Nutrition:
Herbivores:
Grass, leaves, buds, crops (potatoes, beets), acorns, beechnuts, chestnuts, tree bark, fruit
Offspring:
Mating season (“rut”) in September to December. Birth of the calf in May/June; spotted fur of the calf as camouflage
Special:
Deer shed their antlers in February. New antlers grow within about 140 days and weigh up to 11 kg.
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9.10 km
Wildpark Warstein
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9.12 km
Sparkling stalactite cave
Highlight • Cave
9.30 km
Wild boars at Bilsteintal Wildlife Park
Highlight • Natural
Head-torso length: 130 - 180 cm
Shoulder height: max. 110 cm
Weight: Boars up to 200 kg
Age: up to 18 years
Nutrition
Omnivores dig through the ground for roots, worms, snails, mushrooms, eat carrion, acorns, beechnuts and nuts
offspring
Mating season (“rush season”) in winter
Birth of the mostly approx. 7 younglings in the spring in the padded “litter cauldron”,
The youngsters' striped fur serves as camouflage.
Special
The wild boar “Luise” was used by the police in Lower Saxony as a drug and explosives detection pig - this shows that wild boars have an extremely well-developed sense of smell.
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9.61 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
8.74 km
870 m
Surfaces
7.20 km
1.96 km
229 m
168 m
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Elevation
Highest point (500 m)
Lowest point (360 m)
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Today we walked the A3 hiking route in the Bilsteintal. This route offers a variety of forest paths and paved paths. After a bit of a mistake, we had to take the detour on the country road, but got back on the official route relatively quickly. Beautiful and particularly quiet route in the Bilsteintal. …
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