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Lanstroper Ei – NSG Lanstroper See Runde von Lünen-Süd

Renate Rautenberg

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Lanstroper Ei – NSG Lanstroper See Runde von Lünen-Süd

Renate Rautenberg planned a hike

August 19, 2021

Lanstroper Ei – NSG Lanstroper See Runde von Lünen-Süd

Moderate

02:16

8.70km

3.8km/h

60m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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3.31 km

Grevel Spoil Heap (Dortmund)

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The heap (former landfill) Grevel is definitely worth a visit. Like many other "mountains" in the Ruhr area, a dumping ground was formed and greened out of a landfill. The …

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3.75 km

View from Halde Grevel

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Combination dump of waste dump and garbage dump, which together form an artificial "ridge". The partially recultivated parts are also known under the name "Greveler Alm".

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4.62 km

Rote Fuhr Air Shaft

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The ventilation shaft, which was initially intended for the coal mine of Prussia II (Lünen-Horstmar), was sunk in the years 1925-1927. After the decommissioning of Prussia II came the expanding …

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4.93 km

Lanstroper Ei Water Tower

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The Lanstroper egg is definitely worth a visit. Nearby is the Lanstroper lake. The mountain sinking water is eponymous for the surrounding nature reserve and is located on the Hienbergwald …

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5.22 km

Big city romance

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5.44 km

View of the Lanstroper Ei water tower

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The Lanstroper Egg is a widely visible water tower in the northeast of Dortmund, which owes its nickname to its distinctive shape. Despite its name and its proximity to the …

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