WasserWegeWinkel (Lippstadt-Soest)

Radeln nach Zahlen / Outdooractive Touren / WasserWegeWinkel (Lippstadt-Soest)

WasserWegeWinkel connects seven Westphalian towns and communities to create a unique experience. Whether historic old towns, overgrown ruins, imposing churches, floodplain landscapes or nature reserves. This stage connects the towns of Lippstadt and Soest.

Tour starting point:

Lippstadt

Tour destination point:

Soest

Properties:

  • From A to B
  • promising
  • Refreshment stop

Length

59.9 km

Time

4:00 Std.

Elevation ascent

71 m

Elevation descent

50 m

Altitude (Minimum)

68 m

Altitude (Maximum)

106 m

Condition

Difficulty

Adventure

Landscape

Recommended seasons

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

Impressive landscapes, historical cultural monuments and exciting nature experiences - the WasserWegeWinkel discovery route offers all of this. It becomes really relaxing if you combine it as a premium route of the Hellwegbörde cycling region in the Sauerland with a journey to and from the destination by public transport. From the starting point at the train station in Soest, you cycle along the historic Altstadt with its picturesque alleyways and pretty half-timbered houses out into the picturesque Hellwegbörde.

The first stop on the tour is the spa town of Bad Sassendorf, where the motto "better living" is written in capital letters. Here, a wide variety of activities can be ideally combined with enjoyment and relaxation. Via Lippetal with opportunities for interesting detours, for example to the Wasserschloß Hovestadt with its restored baroque garden or the pilgrimage basilica of St. Ida Herzfeld with its burial crypt in the oldest place of pilgrimage in Westfalen and Wadersloh in the district of Warendorf, the route leads through the picturesque Lippeaue to Lippstadt, the largest city in the district of Soest with a good 68,000 inhabitants.

Sights such as St. Mary's Church, the historic town hall and the impressive town palace tell of tradition, consistency and almost 1,000 years of history before reaching the end of the approximately 59-kilometre tour at the train station.

Woeste nature reserve and moorland extraction area (Bad Sasse




Naturschutzgebiet Woeste bei Bad Sassendorf

Where does the moor from Bad Sassendorf come from? And where does one of the largest tree frog populations in North Rhine-Westphalia live?

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St. Ida Pilgrimage Basilica in Herzfeld




St. Ida Basilika

Location: Kirchplatz 10 in 59510 Lippetal-Herzfeld "Papal Basilica Minor

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St. Maria zur Wiese




St. Maria zur Wiese

To the north of the Altstadt, the towers of St. Maria zur Wiese (Wiesenkirche) rise into the sky.

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Arboretum Hense

The tree collection is divided into home garden and former fruit camp (7.

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Bird fountain at Sälzerplatz (Bad Sassendorf)

The bird fountain at Sälzerplatz is a real eye-catcher.

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