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North Rhine-Westphalia
Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf

Bismarck Tower Viersen – Hoher Busch Trail loop from Viersen

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Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia
Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf

Bismarck Tower Viersen – Hoher Busch Trail loop from Viersen

Moderate

4.3

(21)

239

runners

Bismarck Tower Viersen – Hoher Busch Trail loop from Viersen

01:38

14.0km

170m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 16, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Naturpark Schwalm-Nette

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Start point

Bus stop

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168 m

Large parking lot at the Süchtelner Höhen

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Here you can park easily near the Süchtelner Heights and the stadium. There is a skate park and a basketball court directly opposite.

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440 m

The stone labyrinth on the Hohen Busch is located in the center of the districts of Viersen, Süchteln, Dülken and Boisheim, which were incorporated in 1970.
For children it is certainly fun to look for the right path.

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4.15 km

Old Water Reservoir

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... can be seen here directly from the path.

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4.25 km

Bismarck Tower Viersen

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Beautiful commemorative tower on the top of a small hill

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5.53 km

Hoher Busch Trail

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NOTE: ORDERING OFFICE is in the Heifer Heights on the way. By the end of July is breeding season and there are stricter sanctions for tours off the public roads !!! Please pass on

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8.80 km

Irmgardis Spring

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The Irmgardis spring is located below the Irmgardiskapelle, on the southern slope of the Heiligenberg. The source enclosure is a round wall behind a fountain grille, in which a plate-shaped supply line leads water into a collecting basin about 50 centimeters below, which in turn drains into the so-called Heiligensiep. The edging of the Irmgardis spring dates back to 1663. The natural water supply gradually dried up, and so it was artificially created by connecting it to the public water supply for around 1970. This is served from the nearby sports field and is only carried out in the frost-free season.
The water was generally considered to be medicinal, it was used especially for fractures and fever. It was also drunk by young women who begged God's blessing on their marriage in the Irmgardis Chapel.
In addition to this miraculous healing meaning, the Irmgardis spring is widely known as the place of origin of children. If the desired child was to be a girl, the grandmother had to throw a piece of gingerbread into the spring pool; a piece of gold was thrown into the spring when they wanted to have children, as well as a sugar cube.

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8.82 km

Irmgardis Chapel

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The Irmgardiskapelle stands on the Heiligenberg in the Süchtelner heights. Saint Irmgardis is known beyond the borders of addicts. Her bones are in Cologne Cathedral.
Countess Irmgardis was born at Aspel Castle in 1025 and died in Cologne in 1085.


After the death of her parents, she allegedly gave away her inheritance and lived as a hermit in the place where she is revered today. Every day she went to church in Helenabrunn.

"The Irmgardiskapelle is a symbol of the religiosity of the citizens of the former town of Süchteln. It is known beyond the borders of the city. This shows the number of visitors every year on September 4th, the day of Saint Irmgardis' death, or on the following Sunday The festival of St. Irmgardis is celebrated with special solemnity. Tradition also includes the festive procession of the 300-year-old St. Irmgardis-Schützen-Brotherhood Süchteln-Dornbusch on the following Monday morning. "

viersen.de/de/denkmal/irmgardiskapelle

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12.2 km

The website of the forest experience center can be found under the following link:
xpad-erlebnispaedagogik.de

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14.0 km

End point

Bus stop

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7.36 km

6.54 km

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

6.84 km

3.13 km

2.62 km

1.07 km

296 m

< 100 m

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Sunday 26 July

23°C

15°C

67 %

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