Sauerland-Waldroute - Stage 6: Torhaus Möhnesee - Neuhaus

Welcome to Möhnesee / Neusta Touren / Sauerland-Waldroute - Stage 6: Torhaus Möhnesee - Neuhaus

The lake in view or behind you - a stage with a variety of views.

Tour starting point:

Möhnesee gatehouse

Tour destination point:

Neuhaus

Properties:

Culinary interesting
Family friendly
Nature highlight
Culturally interesting
Refreshment stop
Accommodation option
Signage
Tour with dog
Quality Trail Wanderbares Deutschland
Good public transport connections

Additional Information

www.sauerland-waldroute.de

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Length

6.3 km

Duration

1:40 h

Elevation ascent

74 m

Elevation descent

74 m

Lowest point

230 m

Highest point

298 m

Condition

Difficulty

Recommended seasons

J F M A M J J A S O N D

The stage begins at the Torhaus restaurant on the Möhnesee. Here you can stop for a bite to eat followed by a visit to the art garden. Refreshed, the route now leads past Hevesee towards Körbecke Mark. The Sauerland-Waldroute runs parallel to the sound trail for the first few kilometers. This provides exciting installations that allow you to listen to the sounds of the forest. Another highlight of this stage is the Möhnesee Tower - the lighthouse in the Westfalen Sea. Once you have climbed it, you have a fascinating view of the region's various landscapes. The route continues through the Eichwald forest down to the small village of Neuhaus, where you can also stop for a break.

Information

Directions

Gatehouse - Neuhaus

Equipment

Sturdy shoes and weatherproof clothing are recommended on all sections of the Sauerland-Waldroute!

Safty guidelines

Information about the rescue signs on the Sauerland-Waldroute

Most hiking trails run away from towns and settlements and every hiker has thought about what would happen if an emergency were to occur. How can I be found here? Where am I anyway? Can the emergency services reach me?

In an emergency, things have to happen quickly! That's why the Sauerland-Waldroute is equipped with so-called rescue signs throughout. The green and white stickers attached to the posts of the signposts have a number that you must give when making an emergency call. This means that the emergency services know exactly where you are and valuable time can be saved.