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Schloss Varlar – Türme der Klosterkirche Runde von Coesfeld

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Schloss Varlar – Türme der Klosterkirche Runde von Coesfeld

Rudi Greving planned a bike ride

June 3, 2022

Schloss Varlar – Türme der Klosterkirche Runde von Coesfeld

Moderate

03:00

45.1km

15.1km/h

220m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 36 m for 71 m

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154 m

Gerleve Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

Many cycle paths (without car traffic) lead to the monastery: from Coesfeld, from Billerbeck, from Rorup. The monastery café-restaurant is the right place for a break.

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10.4 km

Berkelaue Nature Reserve

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

A beautiful, renatured section of the Berkel. It is worth a walk here as well as the Berkel cycle path towards Coesfeld.

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14.3 km

Billerbeck Bicycle Street

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Great bike connection from Billerbeck to the Münsterland cycle track.

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25.4 km

Varlar Castle

Highlight • Castle

Varlar Castle, in my memories the place where you could go ice skating ages ago! Today it's a lovely destination, easily reached by bicycle, mountain bike, or on foot. The …

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30.4 km

Sirksfeld Hunting Lodge

Highlight • Castle

A beautiful gem. This hunting lodge belonged to Varlar Monastery (today Varlar Castle) and was formerly used as a forester's lodge. Today it is privately used and can only be visited from the road.

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38.6 km

Walkenbrückentor Coesfeld

Highlight • Historical Site

The Walkenbrückentor was first mentioned in 1339 as part of the medieval city fortifications. The other five gates of the Coesfeld city fortifications no longer exist and the Walkenbrückentor was …

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