Von Quellen und Steinen bei Borgholzhausen
Von Quellen und Steinen bei Borgholzhausen
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21.9km
410m
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This promising circular hike would have deserved the title “The Three Towers”. They open up fascinating panoramas over the border area between Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia. And all of this was under water millions of years ago. You are practically walking on the sea floor.
It starts in Borgholzhausen,…
by Teutoburger Wald Urlaubsregion
Last updated: April 1, 2025
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13.3 km
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21.9 km
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13.6 km
3.34 km
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1.97 km
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7.70 km
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2.94 km
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421 m
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We decided on a tour tip from the Hermannshöhen:
Three observation towers on the ridge of the Teutoburg Forest offer wide panoramas on this hiking tour through the natural and romantic border area of Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia.
The numerous springs and lakes along the way are also characteristic …
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Today's hike started and ended from the carpark on the summit near the Luisenturm lookout tower, not far from the town of Borgholzhausen in the …
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January 9, 2021
This promising circular hike would have deserved the title “The Three Towers”. They open up fascinating panoramas over the border area between Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia. And all of this was under water millions of years ago. You are practically walking on the sea floor.
It starts in Borgholzhausen
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