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North Rhine-Westphalia
Kreis Minden-Lübbecke
Bad Oeynhausen

Hollow Way in Teutoburg Forest – Moltke Tower (Moltketurm) loop from Tongrube Fuchsloch

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Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia
Kreis Minden-Lübbecke
Bad Oeynhausen

Hollow Way in Teutoburg Forest – Moltke Tower (Moltketurm) loop from Tongrube Fuchsloch

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Hollow Way in Teutoburg Forest – Moltke Tower (Moltketurm) loop from Tongrube Fuchsloch

04:05

13.8km

390m

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 18, 2026

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1.97 km

Hollow Way in Teutoburg Forest

Highlight (Segment) • Gorge

Interestingly grown beeches, also great in winter due to the many moss on the trunks

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7.60 km

Crisp ascent but can only be recommended for the view and the descent!

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7.76 km

From here you can not only see the tower, but also the landscape and the cities below. Having a camera with you is a good idea.

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7.77 km

The memorial consists of Porta sandstone, which was quarried from a tunnel in Wittekindsberg. The last 100 years have left their mark on the Kaiser Wilhelm Monument and extensive restoration has become necessary. Many private individuals have campaigned for the preservation of the monument both morally and financially, as the founding of the Association for the Promotion of the Kaiser Wilhelm Monument e.V. shows, and the restoration is gradually being carried out.

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8.95 km

Moltke Tower (Moltketurm)

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The tower stands at the highest point of the Wittekindberg. From its viewing platform you can see the surrounding mountains, a section of the Weser Valley and the southern part of the North German Plain.

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9.58 km

Margarethen Chapel (Margarethenklus)

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The Margaret (also Margaret's) is a chapel on Wittekindsberg in Barkhausen, a district of Porta Westfalica. Because of its proximity to the Wittekindsburg she is also known as Wittekindskapelle. The exact construction period of the Klus is unknown, its first written mention dates from the year 1224. Possibly it belonged to a Mindener Bishop Milo founded in the year 992 Benedictine monastery, which was relocated to Minden around 1000.
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9.70 km

Old cruciform church in a locked glass building, everything can be admired and protected.

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Häverstädter Berg

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13.8 km

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10.8 km

1.95 km

625 m

409 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

6.80 km

4.27 km

1.61 km

733 m

367 m

< 100 m

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Wednesday 1 July

25°C

13°C

86 %

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March 28, 2026,Hohlweg im Teutoburger Wald – Moltketurm Runde von Wöhrener Siek
A very cool round with many impressions, especially in spring with rain and fog.

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The stage of the Wittekindweg from Kaiser Wilhelm to the Wilder Schmied was still missing.

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Today the Wiehen Mountains!

Why is it called that? Because it is like a mountain range!...
that's what you hear from locals.


At least 95 km long and a maximum of 10 km wide, a mountain range, completely covered with old, mainly red beech forest.

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Today we finally managed to hike near Kaiser Wilhelm!! It's a great hiking area here. There is a lot to see and once again great views. We stopped at the “Wild Blacksmith”. That was a highlight!! I can only recommend. Next time we'll go to the TV tower opposite. But we will definitely revisit this site again.

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I haven't had such a beautiful spring hike for a very long time.
Blossoms, blossoms, blossoms.
Nature literally explodes around me.
The crowning highlight, however, was the ridge path from "Wilder Schmied".
Beguilingly fragrant carpets of flowers of larkspur, wood anemone, forget-me-not and much more.
Today it was particularly difficult for me to limit myself to about 30 pictures. Too …

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Relaxed tour in moderate weather visits Kaiser Wilhelm, who has been on the list for a long time.
It gets really interesting from the Kreuzkirche, past the Moltketurm and the Wittekindsburg towards Herr Kaiser.
You walk directly on the ridge, which consists of a slightly wider hiking trail and a footpath right on the slope.
To desensitize fear of heights, …

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Today we were supposed to go to the Kaiser Wilhelm. After a very steep climb we reached the monument. We wanted to enjoy the view of Porta Westfalica from above, but unfortunately the dull weather meant we didn't get any good photos. I just enjoyed the pictures of other Komoot users... I had imagined the Weser breakthrough to be more …

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A short and relaxed autumn tour through our beautiful Wiehengebirge on a weather-wise probably ideal November day.

The start and finish of this tour was the hiker's car park at the foot of Porta Westfalica. From here we went on the southern route to the "Wilden Schmied" and from there back to Porta Westfalica, where one of the highlights was …

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