Paul Advena Statue – Heeker Schlöffkenkerl Statue loop from Heek

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North Rhine-Westphalia

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Heek

Paul Advena Statue – Heeker Schlöffkenkerl Statue loop from Heek

Moderate

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Paul Advena Statue – Heeker Schlöffkenkerl Statue loop from Heek

02:27

9.70km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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960 m

Paul Advena Statue

Highlight • Monument

In 19541 Wilhelm Heinrich Paul Advena (local poet and pharmacist) gave his hometown Nienborg two volumes of handwritten poetry.
The bronze statue in front of the mill shows him with an open volume of poetry.

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982 m

Nienborg Watermill on the Dinkel

Highlight • Monument

This watermill is very worth seeing. You can take a break in the adjacent café. Or you just enjoy the beautiful place. A memorial to a local poet is designed …

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4.97 km

Heek War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

The memorial commemorates the victims of both world wars.

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5.53 km

Heeker Schlöffkenkerl Statue

Highlight • Monument

A nice story about the Schöffenkerl

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5.53 km

Eppingscher Hof

Highlight • Historical Site

Café and cake also outside the house on Sundays

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5.66 km

St. Ludgerus Catholic Parish Church (Heek)

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The Catholic parish church of St. Ludgerus is a listed church building in Heek, a municipality in the district of Borken in western Münsterland. The old nave of the church …

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6.77 km

Leprosy or Klepper House in der Bült

Highlight • Historical Site

Stele with good explanations

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8.12 km

Way of the Cross Kalvarienberg (Heek-Nienborg)

Highlight • Religious Site

The Way of the Cross in Heek-Nienborg, located in a small wood (Kalvarienberg), has been offering the opportunity to experience the Way of the Cross in a different way since the beginning of March 2021.

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