デトモルトの絶景の山頂・トップ14

The Teutoburg Forest transmitter - popularly known as the "Bielstein transmitter" - belongs to the WDR and is located on the Bielstein mountain, 393 m above sea level. After two years of construction, a 298 m high tubular steel mast was put into operation in 1970. On January 15, 1985, ice and gusty winds tore a sleeve and the transmitter fell over. It was then replaced in 1986 by a 302 m high, guyed steel truss mast.

The air is different upstairs than downstairs :) If you're already in the Lemgoer Mark, you have to visit the Windelsteinhäuschen. Recharge your batteries for the rest of the way

Nice break area with a refuge

The best way to hike from Hiddesen is via the Residenzweg, then you only have a few hundred meters of asphalt just before the transmitter. The descent towards the south then goes along a gravel forest path. Of course, it's better to ride a bike over the asphalt access to the transmission tower. You can reach it from Heidentalstrasse (also in Hiddesen).

The refuge is on top of the mountain and is therefore a nice resting place after footwork is done.

Lemgo's local mountain - good destination if you want to do a bit of altitude training 👍

The highest point in the Lemgoer Mark with 347 M above sea level. Always invites you to take a short break. From here you have a few options for fast descents.

The ridge path with a tower and beautiful paths and large heather areas ... always worth a trip, even in winter! The ascent is a bit demanding for lowland Tyroleans ... but you can do it too :-)