Steine und Mehr

Radeln nach Zahlen / Outdooractive Touren / Steine und Mehr
Mit der Radroute „Steine und Mehr“ wird die „Stein-alte“ Kultur- und Abbaulandschaft im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes „erfahrbar“ gemacht.




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Kalköfen




Steinbruch Warstein

Tour starting point:

Geseke

Tour destination point:

Geseke

Properties:

  • promising
  • geological highlights
  • Round trip
  • Refreshment stop
  • family friendly
  • cultural / historical

Additional Information

www.steineundmehr.eu

Teilrouten:

  • Durch die Hellwegbörde (56,7 km): Anröchte – Erwitte – Geseke – Anröchte
  • Über die Haar (24,4 km): Belecke – Mellrich – Anröchte – Effeln – Belecke
  • Durch das Wästertal und rund um Warstein und Suttrop (26,2 km)

Length

104.7 km

Time

7:20 Std.

Elevation ascent

772 m

Elevation descent

772 m

Altitude (Minimum)

86 m

Altitude (Maximum)

414 m

Condition

Difficulty

Adventure

Landscape

Recommended seasons

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

Die 114 Kilometer lange Radroute Steine und Mehr wurde als Gemeinschaftsprojekt der Kommunen Geseke, Anröchte und Warstein realisiert. An insgesamt 33 Stationen erfahren die Besucher spannende Geschichten rund um das Thema Kalkstein. An Sehenswürdigkeiten mangelt es dabei nicht: Sie stehen beispielsweise direkt an der Abbruchkante von noch aktiven Steinbrüchen, finden Kunstobjekte in nicht mehr aktiven Teilen oder Sie erhaschen einen Blick in ein renaturiertes Abbaugebiet, in dem die Natur freien Lauf hat, während der Mensch ausgesperrt bleibt. Folgen Sie der 114 Kilometer langen Hauptroute oder entdecken Sie nach und nach die drei Teilrouten.

"Steine und Mehr" ist ein Projekt der Südwestfalen Regionale 2013 , gefördert durch die Europäische Union aus dem europäischen Fonds für regionale Entwicklung und dem Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Energie, Industrie, Mittelstand und Handwerk des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Church of St. Mary

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Gröne Quarry




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The Gröne quarry was left to its natural development after the cement plant was closed down in 1974.

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Grützepott

In the Grützepott House of Nature, children and young people are to be introduced to the subject of nature conservation and hunting in all its facets in an age-specific manner.

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Dyckerhoff Park Mythos Stein

Industry meets art

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Kalköfen




Kalköfen

The half-ruined Kalköfen are a testimony to the industrial history of Geseke.

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Bird sanctuary Hellwegbörde




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The Hellwegbörde European bird sanctuary is home to a large number of typical, but now rare bird species of the open landscape

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Westerschledde

The nature reserve Eringerfeld Forest North Westerschledde is a beautiful recreational area.

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Schloss Eringerfeld

Schloss Eringerfeld is one of the most beautiful baroque palaces.

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Anröchte Stone Museum

A quarry scene with a tripod and pulley for lifting the stone blocks as well as a faithfully built stonemason's hut can be seen in an exhibition room.

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Drewer quarries

After the quarries were closed down, groundwater formed the beautiful lake surrounded by steep walls as a natural gem; later often referred to as the "Blue Lagoon" near Drewer.

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Historic ensemble Stütings Mill

Historic ensemble Stütings Mill

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City Museum Treasury Propstei Belecke

The Benedictine monastery of Grafschaft, founded in 1072, built the provostry in Belecke around 1100.

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Altstadt Belecke

Where the rivers Wester and Möhne merge, on a mountain lies the Altstadt in Belecke, which Westphalian preservationists like to call the "Jewel of the Sauerland".

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LWL Psychiatry Museum

The LWL Psychiatry Museum provides information about more than 100 years of LWL healthcare facilities in Warstein.

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Alte Kirche St. Pankratius und Sebastian

The Old Church is a matter of the heart for many Warsteiner: The almost 800-year-old building offers an ornate interior and from the church square the view sweeps breathtakingly into the distance.

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Stone ridge sources

The history of Suttrop has always been shaped by water and lime.

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Geopark Suttrop

On a hill near Suttrop, the landscape opens up into a surprising expanse and offers a view over a thousand hills.

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Hillenberg climbing arena

The Hillenberg climbing arena in Warstein is one of the most important climbing areas in NRW and the Sauerland.

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Warstein World

Just a few meters from the brewery in the forest park is the Warsteiner World.

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Nature experience - Bilsteintal with Bilstein cave and

Mighty rocks in a gently rolling landscape, a near-natural stream, hiking trails and paths under ancient trees and a forest playground that promises adventure - the Bilsteintal is rightly a popular recreation destination.

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Klieve mill

Klieve mill, built in 1818.

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Schloss Erwitte

The former ancestral castle of the Counts of Landsberg is now the hotel and restaurant "Schloßhotel Erwitte".

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Muckenbruch Nature Reserve & Peatland Mining Area

The Muckenbruch nature reserve is one of the rare lime fens in the Soest district.

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Church of St. Barbara

St. Barbara's Church in Langeneicke was built and financed by the inhabitants of Langeneicke and Ermsinghausen in 1902.

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Langeneicke




Kirche St. Barbara

In the Geseke district of Langeneicke, tradition and modernity are combined.

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Jakobusplatz




Jakobusplatz

Jakobusplatz is the new center of Ehringhausen and a meeting place for young and old.

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Church of St. James




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The Jakobus chapel is located in the area of the village center of Ehringhausen, the Jakobusplatz.

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Teaching pool

The teaching pool of the town of Geseke is located in the Störmede district.

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Störmede manor




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The ruin, which was still wildly romantic a few years ago, has been rebuilt and now houses a modern restaurant and conference center, which also hosts wedding ceremonies for the town of Geseke.

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Bicycle Teschner

Bicycles - Accessories - Service

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City church St. Peter

The town and market church of St. Peter, popularly known as St.

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Waterwheel

The water wheel invites you to linger in the area of the open Geseke stream between the Rosenteich pond and the Geseke stream.

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Stiftskirche St. Cyriacus

The Stiftskirche St. Cyriakus is located in the core of the town of Geseke and belongs to the pastoral association of Geseke.

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Old town hall by the pond




Gebäude Altes Rathaus

The historical building from 1893 is picturesquely located in the area of the pond of the town of Geseke, in the immediate vicinity of the pedestrian zone.

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Information

Directions

Geseke – Störmede – Langeneicke – Bökenförde – Bad Westernkotten – Erwitte – Völlinghausen– Anröchte – Mellrich – Belecke – Effeln – Warstein – Belecke – Anröchte – Berge – Westereiden – Oestereiden – Eringerfeld – Geseke

Safty guidelines

In der gesamten Region (Kreis Soest, Hochsauerlandkreis, Märkischer Kreis, Kreis Olpe und Kreis Siegen-Wittgenstein) ist ein Rettungspunktsystem installiert. Rettungspunkte finden Sie unter anderem auf den Informationstafeln der Knotenpunkte des Radnetzes Südwestfalen

Public transiot

Der Start- und Zielpunkt in Geseke ist gut mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln zu erreichen. Vom Bahnhof in Geseke können Reisende ins benachbarte Ruhrgebiet um dort dem Fernverkehr zuzusteigen.

Getting there

Von der A44 Dortmund-Kassel nehmen Sie die Abfahrt 59 Geseke/Steinhausen und weiter auf der B1 Richtung Geseke.

Parking

A number of free parking spaces are available in the city area.

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