Stuckenbergのおすすめランニングルート

The Stuckenpfad trail near Herford is a family-friendly circular hiking trail that leads through the Stuckenberg nature reserve in the east of the city. This approximately 74-hectare woodland area lies on the hills between Herford and Vlotho and is characterized by its diverse deciduous and mixed forests with ancient trees, deadwood areas, and a rich variety of wildlife. Among other species, rare bats such as the greater mouse-eared bat and Bechstein's bat live here, highlighting the ecological value of the area. The roughly eight-kilometer-long Stuckenpfad trail was developed in cooperation with schools and is particularly well-suited for families with children. Along the way, numerous information panels, small activities, and color-coded trail markers make the walk a playful nature experience. The route follows well-maintained forest paths and has only gentle inclines, making it easily accessible even for inexperienced hikers.

As a bird lover, it's heartbreaking. The animals are completely apathetic, and the aviary doesn't look so great. A horrible place for any animal lover.

A lovely little zoo with plenty of shade. Ideal on hot days.

Some exotic species are also represented.

Beautiful circular hiking trail, if you feel like it you can also make a detour to the Bismarck Tower. The trail is suitable for walkers, hikers, joggers and people with dogs.

A nice place to linger along the route.

Somewhat hidden away are a few birds in cages that are nice to look at.

Colorful signs lead you along the Stuckenpfad. They are signposts for a creative and exciting hiking trail on the Stuckenberg. The path mostly runs along easy paths from the zoo to the Waldesrand Hotel. There are a few quiz questions to answer along the way. Great fun for young and old.