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Hiking in the Harrl (H 1)

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Landkreis Schaumburg

Hiking in the Harrl (H 1)

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Hiking in the Harrl (H 1)

01:48

6.54km

100m

On this leisurely hike in the Harrl, you will hike for around six and a half kilometers from the hiking car park near Bückeburg to Bad Elisen and then back again on a parallel path. The hike takes you through the forest and slightly uphill to the Idaturm.

by Weserbergland

Last updated: June 28, 2024

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1.65 km

Idaturm in the Harrl

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Beautiful tower, not overgrown in summer and there is no entrance fee. Integrated café. Unfortunately closed at the moment.

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2.90 km

Stone Table

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The stone steps are the "stairs to heaven"; if you trudge up there, you come to the stone table. All paths around, under or next to the Idaturm are for …

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4.12 km

Benser-Platz Viewpoint

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A nice place to take a break and let your gaze wander over the landscape.

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6.54 km

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6.38 km

100 m

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6.24 km

243 m

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WeserberglandFebruary 22, 2023

On this leisurely hike in the Harrl, you will hike for around six and a half kilometers from the hiking car park near Bückeburg to Bad Elisen and then back again on a parallel path. The hike takes you through the forest and slightly uphill to the Idaturm.
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Climb the viewing platform or treat yourself to

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