Schwalmtal circular route 2 - hiking in the Schwalm valley

  • 6,90 km long
  • Flatly
  • Difficulty: easy
  • Hike
  • 2: 00 pm
  • 6,90 km
  • 157 m
  • 157 m
  • 191 m
  • 348 m
  • 157 m
  • Start: Schwalmtal hiking car park (Bad Zwesten)
  • Destination: Schwalmtal hiking car park, (Bad Zwesten)

Route 2 leads below the Altenburg along the mountain side and through the town of Niederurff.

Route 2 leads along below the Altenburg. If you want to climb the Altenburg, you can take a detour via Route 1, which leads up to the castle. Route 2 follows the mountain side below the ring wall system and goes to Niederurff. The church and castle of Urff bear witness to medieval history. Through the open hallway with a view of the Altenburg you return to the Schwalmtal hiking car park.

Good to know

Path surfaces

Street (4%)
Asphalt (6%)
gravel (22%)
Way (64%)
Path (4%)

Best Season

suitable
depending on the weather

Tour features

  • Accessibility

  • Flatly

Equipment

You are well equipped with sturdy shoes, rain protection, food and a map.

Arrival & Parking

How to find us

Bad Zwesten and its districts can be easily reached via the following roads:

  • A 44 (exit no. 67, Zierenberg)
  • A 49 (exit no. 16, Borken)
  • and the federal highways B 3 and B 485
Parking

Schwalmtal hiking car park.

The hiking parking spaces in the Kellerwald-Edersee Nature Park are generally free of charge.

Public transportation

Nearest bus stop(s): Bad Zwesten Mitte

Line/s: 407, 410, 411, AST408

All connections, including AST taxi connections, can be found on the NVV timetable information website www.nvv.de/fahrplanauskunft or via the NVV Mobil app.

More information / links

This circular route is completely marked.

author

Edersee | Your region: wild, colourful, healthy.

Organization

Edersee | Your region: wild, colourful, healthy.

Our tip

The church in Niederurff is well worth seeing. It was built around 1500 on the site of a former fortified church.

safety instructions

  • The circular hiking trail leads, among other things, through forests and open terrain. There may occasionally be trees and branches on the path.
  • Use of the hiking trail is at your own risk. You should not attempt this hiking trail in strong winds, heavy rain or snowfall.
  • Your cell phone may not have reception everywhere.

Map

Kellerwald-Edersee cycling and hiking map, 5th edition (1:33.000)

Publisher: Kartografie Kommunale Verlagsgesellschaft mbH

ISBN 978-3-86973-189-6