Old Soest Road

Welcome to Möhnesee / Neusta Touren / Old Soest Road
The Alte Soestweg stretches for about 12 kilometers from the beautiful Möhnesee (junction 70+66), across open countryside, past dense wooded areas, through the idyllic Kleiberg Nature Reserve (junction 96) on mostly gravel paths, all the way to the historic Altstadt of Soest (junction 47+48) or in the opposite direction.

Along the route from the Haar to Soest, fantastic views of the silhouette of the old Hanseatic city and across large parts of the Westphalian Bay open up time and again.
Wildpferde Naturschutzgebiet Kleiberg
Naturschutzgebiet Kleiberg
Alter Soestweg mit Obstplantagen

Tour starting point:

Möhnesee-Körbecke

Tour destination point:

Möhnesee-Körbecke

Properties:

  • Bicycle-friendly
  • Family-friendly
  • Nature Highlight
  • Signage

Category

regionale Radtour

Length

11.3 km

Duration

0:47 h

Elevation ascent

47 m

Elevation descent

196 m

Lowest point

95 m

Highest point

290 m

Condition

Difficulty

The stretch of trail through the 230-hectare former military training area between Büecke and Hiddingsen is particularly scenic. The area has since been included in the international network of protected areas known as “Natura 2000,” and lush nature has completely reclaimed the former military training area.
Today, the “Kleiberg Nature Reserve” resembles a relic of pre-industrial agriculture in the Soest Börde: semi-wild horses, Heck cattle, and flocks of sheep keep the landscape open as grazing animals. 700,000 euros in funding were invested in developing this nature experience. The elevated viewing platforms invite visitors to linger and observe—young cyclists especially love it here, particularly in the spring when the sheep flock is raising its young.

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Information

Directions

Nodes: 66 - 96 - 48 - 43 - 47

Parking

Körbecke: Haus des Gastes (free of charge)

Interesting places in the neighbourhood

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