Lauschpohl cycle route

Radeln nach Zahlen / Outdooractive Touren / Lauschpohl cycle route
This quite challenging cycle tour takes you from Schmallenberg in a wide arc through the Sauerland forests. Dense spruce forests are repeatedly interrupted by impressive views. There are a total of 13 "Lauschpöhle" (listening posts) to discover along this route with their exciting stories about the country and its people.

Tour starting point:

Poststrasse 7, wood and tourism center

Tour destination point:

Poststrasse 7, wood and tourism center

Properties:

  • promising
  • There and back
  • Round trip
  • Refreshment stop
  • cultural / historical

Additional Information

More information at www.sauerland.com/ebike


More information about the eavesdropping caves at https://www.bauernland-info.de/lauschpoehle/

Length

45.6 km

Time

3:45 Std.

Elevation ascent

803 m

Elevation descent

803 m

Altitude (Minimum)

337 m

Altitude (Maximum)

543 m

Condition

Difficulty

Adventure

Landscape

Recommended seasons

J F M A M J J A S O N D

Cycling and listening in the "Bauernland" - a total of 18 small and tiny villages belong to the so-called Bauernland. The view over the fertile high plateau with its extensive fields and forests is particularly far-reaching here. Discover this beautiful corner of the world along the 42-kilometre route and listen to exciting and touching stories about the land and its people along the way. A total of 20 audio stations, called "Lauschpöhle" in Sauerland, invite you to listen. 13 of them are located directly on this cycle route. Whether churches, villages, farms or legends and fairy tales - the wealth of stories is vast. A little effort is required when you have to turn the crank to make the audio stations sound - a truly unique experience for story lovers of all ages. Along the way, country inns and a café invite you to stop for a bite to eat.

Sunrise: Ship on the family adventure trail Schmallenberg




Sonnen-Aufgangsort: Schiff auf dem Familienerlebnisweg

You can enjoy a beautiful view of Schmallenberg in the morning from the wooden ship "MS Beerenberg", a viewing platform on the family adventure trail.

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13th station: ship "MS Beerenberg

In this "ship", the MS Beerenberg, you will have a wonderful view of the landscape in which you are moving.

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Hawerland Inn




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Here modernity meets coziness, hungry meets good cuisine.

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Church St Peter and Paul, Wormbach

The parish church of St.

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Lauschpohl No. 5 / Parish Church of St. Peter and Paul

The church itself is already more than worth seeing, the cemetery surrounding it a very special place with a palpable atmosphere.

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Hawerlandcafé & Bakery Rittmeier




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Hiking and excursion destination Wormbach. Cozy café with up to 45 seats.

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Lauschpohl No. 4 / wayside cross near Ebbinghof




Lauschpöhle

On this hill there is a resting place with a beautiful view.

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Lauschpohl No. 19 / Berghausen




Lauschpöhle

At this point you have a wide view into the Hawerland, among other things you can see in the distance the steeple of the Wormbach parish church St.

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Hiking portal Berghausen




Wegweiser in der Ortsmitte in Berghausen

Starting point region Sauerland hiking villages - Berghausen.

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Church of St. Cyriac, Berghausen

St. Cyriakus Church was built around 1220 as a Romanesque three-nave cruciform basilica with three eastern apses and a massive western tower.

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Lauschpohl No. 3/ St. Cyriakus Berghausen

The church of St. Cyriacus from the 12th century is simply worth seeing.

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Multigenerational playground Berghausen

Multi-generational playground in the center of Berghausen.

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Country inn Heimkehof




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Enjoy dishes with the best ingredients from Sauerland rivers, forests and fields - creative and down-to-earth.

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Kohlhagen Chapel

Kohlhagen Chapel above Berghausen.

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Lauschpohl No. 17 / Cross between Niederberndornf




Lauschpöhle

At this point you can look into two valleys, the Wennetal and the Leissetal.

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Lauschpohl No. 1 / Playground in Niederberndorf




Lauschpöhle

A wonderful place to take a rest: Under old trees at the playground.

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Wayside shrine in Henninghausen
Mill pond Cobbenrode

Mill pond at the "Old Baking House" in Cobbenrode.

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Alte Mühle & Bakehouse




Gastronomie im Schmallenberger Sauerland und der Ferienregion Eslohe

Info: Wolfgang Jenke. Open on request.

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St. Nicholas Parish Church Cobbenrode

The parish church of St. Nicholas was built in 1931.

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Hotel Hennemann




Gastronomie im Schmallenberger Sauerland und der Ferienregion Eslohe

Fine restaurant, rustic beer bar, tiled stove parlor.

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Holy Cottage Maria Rosa Mystica

Holy hut "Maria Rosa Mystica" near Herschede.

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KraftFutter




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For more information & opening hours, please visit our website.

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Church of St. Marien Bracht




Kirche St. Marien in Bracht

Parish church St.

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The bus restaurant




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For more information & opening hours, please visit our website.

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Lauschpohl No. 11 / Heidenstraße - Kriegerweg - Napoleon - Charlemagne




Lauschpöhle

At this point the former "Heidenstraße" and the so-called "Kriegerweg" meet.

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Lauschpohl No. 20 / Christine-Koch-Weg




Wanderportal und Wanderparkplatz Wehrscheid

Christine Koch lived in Bracht and wrote many of her numerous poems in Low German.

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Lauschpohl No. 9 / Heilgenhäuschen above Werntrop




Lauschpöhle

Holy houses and wayside crosses were built as a sign of deep piety and often out of gratitude or because of special events.

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Lauschpohl No. 8 / Selkentrop Chapel

Why do people go on pilgrimage? What meaning did it have then and what meaning does it have today?

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Lauschpohl No. 7 / Giant bench near Felbecke




Lauschpohl "Riesenbank" bei Felbecke

The "Hawerland" has always been agricultural.

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Hikers' parking lot at Rennefeld airfield

The Rennefeld airfield is located between Werpe and Wormbach.

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Rennefeld airfield




Rundflüge über dem Schmallenberger Sauerland

Experience the Schmallenberg Sauerland from a bird's eye view!

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Information

Directions

You start this challenging tour at the timber and tourism center. After a short climb through the town towards Wormbach Berg, you cross the mountain and head towards Wormbach. The first stop is right next to the Catholic parish church of St. Peter and Paul, which you can combine with a visit to the Hawerland Rittmeier bakery or the Hawerland Wirtsgut inn to take a closer look at this listed church building.You then cycle along a cycle path to the entrance to Ebinghof, after a left turn you enter the forest and then along beautiful meadows to Berghausen. There you can make a short refreshment stop at the Heimkehof inn. The tour then leads above Oberberndorf along the "Kohlhagen" mountain to Niederberndorf. After a long but challenging descent, you finally reach the village.ATTENTION: Between Berghausen and Niederberndorf, a descent along a gravel path requires your full attention. If you are unsure, we advise you to dismount and push here.Through Oberlandenbeck and Henninghausen you now reach Cobbenrode. The Stertschultenhof, an agricultural farm first mentioned in 1310 and now used as a museum, is a little way from the tour on the edge of Cobbenrode, but is definitely worth a visit. If you are looking for a place to eat, the Hotel Henneman in Cobbenrode is a good place to take a short break.Leaving Cobbenrode in the direction of Bracht, you have a long climb ahead of you, but thanks to the e-bike support, you will quickly get over it. After a relaxing descent, you now cycle around the village of Bracht. In Bracht, you can eat something at the "Das Bustaurant" food truck and recharge your batteries. After riding around the village, you return to Hawerland and pass through the villages of Werntrop, Selkentrop and Felbecke before riding along the Rennefeld airfield between Wormbach and Werpe back to Wormbach Berg.Finally, there is a descent through the center of Schmallenberg to the start and finish point, the timber and tourism center.Two challenging climbs, one in the middle of the route and one towards the end, require you to "divide" your battery capacity well - take advantage of the refreshment stops along the route to recharge if necessary.

Safty guidelines

A rescue point system has been installed throughout the region (Soest district, Hochsauerlandkreis, Märkischer Kreis, Olpe district and Siegen-Wittgenstein district). Rescue points can be found on the information boards at the junctions of the Südwestfalen cycle network.

Public transiot

You can reach Schmallenberg with the bus lines SB9 from Lennestadt, S90 from Mechede or with the line S40 from Winterberg.For timetable information: rlg-online.deFor the return journey from Oberkirchen to Schmallenberg, you can take the S40 bus line (for timetable information)

Getting there

To get to the "Schmallenberg" entry point for the "Renewable Energy Tour", follow the signs "Stadthalle" or "Holz- und Tourismuszentrum" or the red/white information sign "i" within the town of Schmallenberg.

Parking

Parking is available at the town hall in Schmallenberg, 200 m from the wood and tourism center. There are several public parking spaces along the route.