Niese floodplain – Hellberg Trail loop from Kollerbeck

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North Rhine-Westphalia

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Marienmünster

Niese floodplain – Hellberg Trail loop from Kollerbeck

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Niese floodplain – Hellberg Trail loop from Kollerbeck

00:55

8.23km

120m

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: August 21, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Naturpark Teutoburger Wald / Eggegebirge

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1.14 km

Niese floodplain

Highlight • Natural

Here the Niese meanders leisurely in many bends and narrow side arms through undulating fields and pastures, with which it forms a pristine meadow landscape.

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2.45 km

Tengelbecke Ford Crossing

Highlight • River

Several fords help you pass the Tengelbecke.

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2.54 km

Tengelbecke Stream

Highlight • River

The Tengelbecke meanders beautifully through the Papenhöfener Schweiz.
There are several fords.

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5.01 km

Hellberg Trail

Highlight • Trail

The Hellberg path leads along the edge of the Niesetal and lies in old forest. The path is quite quaint and beautiful.

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7.75 km

The war memorial in Kollerbeck with the large crucifix was initially erected for the dead of the First World War, as the central panels show. It was later supplemented for the dead of the Second World War.

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7.75 km

St. Johannes Baptist Church Kollerbeck

Highlight • Religious Site

The church history of Kollerbeck was very varied. In earlier centuries, a parish and a priest were mentioned at times, but not consistently.
In 1861, the current church of St. John the Baptist with its characteristic, slender and pointed tower roof was built.
In 1899, Kollerbeck was raised to a parish again, which lasted until 2016.
Since 2017, all places in the town of Marienmünster have belonged to the parish of St. James the Elder, whose parish church is the former Benedictine abbey church of Marienmünster.

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7.90 km