Bocholt–Borken Rail Trail – Gravel Path Along the Aa loop from Borken (Westf)

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North Rhine-Westphalia

Bocholt–Borken Rail Trail – Gravel Path Along the Aa loop from Borken (Westf)

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Bocholt–Borken Rail Trail – Gravel Path Along the Aa loop from Borken (Westf)

02:32

44.0km

90m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 24.4 km for 64 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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8.29 km

Bocholt–Borken Rail Trail

Highlight • Cycleway

After the reactivation of the railway line from Coesfeld via Borken to Bocholt proved impossible, a cycle path was built in its place. Thanks to this, you can cycle along the old railway line on a gravelly, flat surface.

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8.93 km

Hof Te-Rhedebrügge Farm Stand

Highlight • Rest Area

Here you can get eggs, honey, and other things that come from the farm. More benches were positioned along the way and a second refrigerator for soft drinks. It's worth stopping by here. 👍

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10.0 km

Gravel Path Along the Aa

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

At the beginning of the path there is a nice seating area.

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11.9 km

Picnic Area by the Bocholter Aa

Highlight • Rest Area

Right on the Aa, a wonderful place for a rest.

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17.7 km

Hohenhorster Berge

Nature Reserve

23.7 km

Bocholter Aasee

Highlight • Lake

The Aasee is an artificial reservoir in the city of Bocholt with about 32 hectares of water surface.

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24.4 km

Aasee

Lake

27.4 km

Forest trail with concrete structure – Naturpark Hohe Mark

Highlight • Trail

In one direction a nice jump

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29.8 km

Rhede Castle

Highlight • Castle

Rhede Castle originated as a knight's estate. The property is privately owned and surrounded by a large English landscape garden. However, this garden is not open to the public.

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