Spahner Beech – Männige Berge burial mound field loop from Werpeloh

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Spahner Beech – Männige Berge burial mound field loop from Werpeloh

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Spahner Beech – Männige Berge burial mound field loop from Werpeloh

03:36

14.0km

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 right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Naturpark Hümmling

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146 m

Megalithic tomb in Naturpark Hümmling

Highlight • Historical Site

The popular name “Hünengrab”, which is widespread in northern Germany, is derived from “Hüne”, which can be traced back to the Middle High German “hiune” and the Low German “hûne” …

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5.88 km

Bench with Guestbook at Ancient Burial Mounds (Urgeschichtliche Grabhügel), Naturpark Hümmling

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This break bench with guest book is a very nice idea.

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6.20 km

Spahner Beech

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Spahner beech ... is estimated for over 400 years

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6.47 km

Männige Berge burial mound field

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The Männige Berge are a burial mound field that emerged north of Spahnharrenstätte between 1300 BC and the turn of the century (during the Younger Bronze and Pre-Roman Iron Ages). …

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8.56 km

Warning Sign: Private Property and Wolves in Naturpark Hümmling

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2 benches on either side, enjoy the view

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11.5 km

Twisted Trees in Naturpark Hümmling

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nice nativity scene

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11.9 km

Am Busch Nature Reserve

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A great nature reserve, but you should make sure you stay on the path. Beautiful, gnarled trees and blueberry and heather plants can be found in the undergrowth.

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