ホルン・バート・マインバーグの峡谷・トップ20

The Bielstein Gorge is a fantastic natural spectacle. It's definitely worth a visit!

A wonderful valley - very wild and original. The paths are quite steep, rocky and riddled with countless roots. I think the use of hiking poles makes sense.

Not that easy, very slippery when wet. But really beautiful and special.

Unfortunately, the forest has suffered greatly in recent years. Nevertheless, it is super beautiful and the Silberbachtal keeps so many routes open

short but deep ravine

"The “Große Egge” ravine is a section of old road carved in the form of a ravine into the existing Cenomanian limestone at the wooded “Große Egge” pass in the southeastern Teutoburg Forest. It is located in the municipality of Horn-Bad Meinberg (Holzhausen-Externsteine district) in North Rhine-Westphalia and is located about 1.2 km west-southwest of the Externsteine and almost 2.3 km east of the Gauseköte. The path investigation did not produce any find that could be dated with certainty. Around 120 m northeast of the cultural monument rises the Wiembecke, which forms a pond at the Externsteine is pent up." https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hohlweg_Gro%C3%9Fe_Egge

The "Silberort" a small nature reserve. A mystical and magical fairytale world.

The Rethlager springs are one of the sights that can be reached on the Hermannsweg in the Teutoburg Forest. There are a number of other marked and easily accessible hiking trails around the springs. There is a campsite just a few hundred meters from the Rethlager springs.