Schunter Spring – Old Castle Warberg loop from Räbke

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Schunter Spring – Old Castle Warberg loop from Räbke

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Schunter Spring – Old Castle Warberg loop from Räbke

00:55

13.1km

120m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Naturpark Elm-Lappwald

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Start point

Bus stop

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19 m

Räbke

Highlight • Settlement

A number of beautiful farms and a lovely stream

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635 m

Waterfall on the Schunter in Räbke

Highlight • Waterfall

Great place to take a break, here you can relax and even put your feet in the water!

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637 m

Picnic Area at the Restored Schunter River near Räbke

Highlight • Rest Area

The Schunter River has been renaturalized in this area and given a natural course, which is very appealing. The green area next to the river features lovely benches and tables, perfect for sitting and having a picnic!

This is a wonderful place for everyone to relax.

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1.32 km

Schuntersee and First Schunter Bridge

Highlight • Lake

Publicly accessible pond with meadows, benches and trees. A fishing hut protrudes into the lake. Nice to rest. The Schunter spring is a little further southwest

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2.26 km

Schunter Spring

Highlight • Natural Monument

The small river has a lot of water this year (2024) 💦 and it is constantly bubbling and gurgling along with the river.

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4.48 km

Forest Edge Path in Naturpark Elm-Lappwald

Highlight • Trail

Beautiful hiking and cycling trail 🚴along the edge of the forest with a wide view over the countryside...👀

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7.31 km

Old Castle Warberg

Highlight • Castle

Castle Warburg, also called Alt-Warberg, was a high medieval hill castle (moth) (moth) of the noble family of those of Hagen on the eastern slope of the Elm Ridge near Warberg. According to historical tradition, it was stormed in 1200 during a campaign of revenge during the throne dispute between Guelph and Staufer and violently destroyed, which confirmed archaeological investigations in the 1960s. The aristocratic owners founded after destruction about two kilometers north-east in the lowlands, the moated castle Warberg.

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