Möhnesee Lakeside Tour

Welcome to Möhnesee / Neusta Touren / Möhnesee Lakeside Tour

The lakeside trail, just under 20 kilometers long, takes us right along the lake, offers beautiful views with minimal elevation gain, and can be extended into a day trip if desired, thanks to the many attractions along the way.

Ufertour
Seepark mit Blick auf den Möhnesee
Die malerische Kanzelbrücke ist die älteste Brücke über den Möhnesee.
Drüggelter Kappelle

Tour starting point:

Seepark at Lake Möhnesee

Tour destination point:

Seepark at Lake Möhnesee

Properties:

  • Family-friendly
  • Place to stop for refreshments
  • Circular Trail
  • free of charge / accessible at any time

Category

regionale Radtour

Length

17.4 km

Duration

1:10 h

Elevation ascent

31 m

Elevation descent

31 m

Lowest point

203 m

Highest point

233 m

Condition

Difficulty

Recommended seasons

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

The bike tour circles a large portion of Lake Möhnesee, almost always staying close to the shore, so finding your way isn’t much of a challenge. This leaves even more time to enjoy the views of the “Westfalen Sea” from both the north and south shores, as well as the attractions along the route.

If we start the loop on the north shore, the beautifully landscaped Seepark is a great place to begin. Both the various play and sports facilities for young and old and the dining options can be enjoyed to get you in the mood or to round off the bike tour. The ride eastward takes you past the Uferlos beach (admission fee applies), where an artificial sandy beach invites you to linger in the summer.

The route continues to the romantic Kanzelbrücke, whose bridge piers rise out of the water like church pulpits and make for a picturesque photo opportunity. The nearby district of Völlinghausen offers recreational activities such as mini-golf and the wildlife park (free of charge). After crossing the Kanzelbrücke, the route continues along the south bank toward the west. The Möhneaue-Völlinghausen Nature Trail features 12 information stations along a 2.4-kilometer stretch, allowing cyclists and pedestrians to discover the area’s ecological and cultural-historical highlights.

The Körbecke pedestrian and bicycle bridge would be a shortcut back to the Seepark. After crossing the Delecke Bridge, it’s worth taking a few short detours—for example, turning left at the roundabout to the public swimming area with its sunbathing lawn. Or turn right at the roundabout and, shortly afterward, head uphill on the left to the remarkable Drüggelte Chapel, whose history is shrouded in many myths. From here, it’s only a few kilometers back to the Seepark in Körbecke.

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Information

Directions

The suggested starting point at Seepark offers plenty of parking. From there, we’ll ride past the recreation area along the bike path through Stockum and Wamel toward the Kanzelbrücke, which we’ll reach and cross after about 6 km. We’ll now continue westward along the south shore. We’ll pass the pedestrian bridge and the turnoff to the gatehouse on the left, arriving at the Delecke Bridge. On the north side of the bridge, there is also a dock for the MS Möhnesee, so you can even squeeze in a one-hour boat ride here (April–October). Bicycle transport is free of charge. Without making any further detours, we turn right at the roundabout after the bridge and thus return to the lakeside steps in Körbecke.Junctions: 70 – 69 – 68 – 72 – 71 – 70

Parking

Körbecke: Seepark parking lot (paid parking)

Interesting places in the neighbourhood

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