around Hann. Münden
There are numerous circular hiking trails to discover in the Münden Nature Park: "Bursfelde: Hiking, Pilgrimage...", "Blümer Berg (Hann. Münden): Experience history up close", "Dransfeld: Experience geology...", "Hemeln/Bühren: Fairytale Hiking...", "Laubach: Hiking between Werratal and....", "Lippoldshausen: Experience with all Senses". You can order the relevant information material free of charge from us or Münden Nature Park.
Bursfelde - Hiking, Pilgrimage, Experience History
As small as the village of Bursfelde is with just 40 inhabitants, the abbey of the former Benedictine monastery Bursfelde, founded in 1093, is very important for the region. Hikers exploring the Nieme Valley from Bursfelde should not miss a visit to the church. The monastery church is open to visitors all year round from 8 am to 6 pm.
Experience history up close
The Blümer Berg is something like Hann. Münden's green lung. The Blümer Berg, which is mainly characterised by beech trees, but also by spruce, oak and larch in places, has always belonged to Münden's city forest. It is above all the proximity to the Münden city area that makes Blümer Berg so attractive as a hiking area for locals and tourists.
Fairytale Hiking in the Bramwald
In the Bramwald, in the north-west of the Münden Nature Park, the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm come to life. Not only do we find many legends and fairytales here, we also find everything a fairytale landscape needs: Closed beech forests, meadows, pastures, small streams and idyllic villages, such as Hemeln and Bühren.
Experience with all senses
Forests rich in orchids, neat half-timbered houses on sandstone foundations, the old fortified church with its murals dating from 1444 and two country inns in the middle of the village centre that are famous far beyond the region - Lippoldshausen is worth a visit for many reasons!
Hiking between the Werra Valley and Kaufunger Forest
Welcome to the Kaufunger Forest! Laubach is one of the smaller villages in the region: just under 400 inhabitants live in the hamlet, which nestles in the hillside between the Kaufung Forest and the Werra.
Experience geology around the Gauss Tower
The Hohe Hagen, a volcanic mountain formed 14 million years ago and one of the highest elevations in the region at just under 500 metres, is an ideal starting point and destination for numerous hikes.
Panorama trail in Hann. Münden's forests
The location on the Weser, Werra and Fulda rivers and surrounded by three forests invite you to explore. The Paetzold family from Hann. Münden told us their secret tip for a circular hike that connects all the rivers and forests.
Hiking in volcanic landscapes
The village of Adelebsen lies on the northern edge of the Münden Nature Park, nestled in former volcanic mountains.
Hiking between the Werratal and Kaufunger Forest! The route of the "Vulkanweg" leads you from the cemetery in Löwenhagen along the panorama path around the Backenberg and gives you views of walls of blue asalt and the picturesque mountain lake where you can linger.
"One of the seven most beautifully situated towns in the world" is how the well-travelled Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859) is said to have enthused about Hann. Münden. The half-timbered town lies idyllically surrounded by the three mountain ranges of Bramwald, Kaufunger Wald and Reinhardswald on the three rivers Fulda, Werra and Weser. Here we present the three best insider tips in and around Hann. Münden in loose order. Do you also know a beautiful place in Hann. Münden or the region? No matter whether it's an idyllic spot, a fascinating view or a curious place, we would be delighted if you told us about your insider tip.
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