--- title: "Weserbergland Path - Quality hiking trail through the Weserbergland" url: "https://www.niedersachsen-tourism.com/tour/weserbergland-path-quality-hiking-trail-through-the-weserbergland" description: "A hike on the Weserbergland Path (XW) is an unforgettable experience at any time of the year. Over 225 kilometers, the hiking trail marked with a blue XW on a green background winds along romantic castles and palaces, historic old towns, mythological figures, and vibrant raised bogs and right through the Solling. The special thing: You can expect not only a wealth of breathtaking viewpoints in the Weser valley but also a route partially directly along the Weser. The path is considered a insider tip among outdoor enthusiasts and thus makes a hike possible where you are on familiar terms with nature. Additionally, it scores with new quality standards. Since 2012, the Weserbergland Path has been certified as a Quality Trail by Wanderbares Deutschland. So then: let's go! Discover the Weserbergland on foot. Please note: In Hann. Münden, the suspension bridge at the Weserstein had to be closed. To access the Weserbergland Path, go over the Pioneer Bridge and from there onto a path that merges into the XW. (As indicated on the map.) Stage 3: Due to the wind power construction site, a detour is signposted above Gieselwerder. The Trumbach valley is temporarily not passable via the XW, and entry via Gieselwerder (Mühlenplatz parking lot) is not possible." language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/2763646/4f6c75d33449d40b3e60351a73154c3ffc40e568a15766684d187a918bcac021/weserberglandweg.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Home > Special > Destination.Data Details > Tour" --- GPX Share Weserbergland Path - Quality hiking trail through the Weserbergland =================================================================== - Tip - 225.50 km long - Difficulty: medium - Condition: easy - Great panorama - Walking / hiking Weserberglandweg - 63:25 h - 225.50 km - 6,259 m - 6,343 m - 55 m - 495 m - 440 m - - Start: Hann. Münden - Destination: Porta Westfalica The Weserbergland Path leads from Hann. Münden via Hamelin to Porta Westfalica - past castles, fortresses, and half-timbered towns as well as through varied nature. A hike on the Weserbergland Path (XW) is an unforgettable experience at any time of the year. Over 225 kilometers, the hiking trail marked with a blue XW on a green background winds along romantic castles and palaces, historic old towns, mythological figures, and vibrant raised bogs and right through the Solling. **The special thing**: You can expect not only a wealth of breathtaking viewpoints in the Weser valley but also a route partially directly along the Weser. The path is considered a insider tip among outdoor enthusiasts and thus makes a hike possible where you are on familiar terms with nature. Additionally, it scores with new quality standards. Since 2012, the Weserbergland Path has been certified as a Quality Trail by Wanderbares Deutschland. So then: let's go! Discover the Weserbergland on foot. **Please note**: In Hann. Münden, the suspension bridge at the Weserstein had to be closed. To access the Weserbergland Path, go over the Pioneer Bridge and from there onto a path that merges into the XW. (As indicated on the map.) **Stage 3:** Due to the wind power construction site, a detour is signposted above Gieselwerder. The Trumbach valley is temporarily not passable via the XW, and entry via Gieselwerder (Mühlenplatz parking lot) is not possible. Read more Good to know ------------ Pavements Unknown (96%) Gravel (1%) Trail (2%) Path (1%) Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Directions The 225-kilometer-long Weserbergland Path leads in 13 stages from Hann. Münden to the Weser breakthrough through the low mountain range into the North German Plain in Porta Westfalica. The hiking trail runs once from south to north through the entire namesake holiday region Weserbergland, right in the middle of Germany. The stages are only suggestions and can of course be shortened or extended depending on hiking experience and fitness. For athletically ambitious hikers, shortening to 6-7 stages is recommended, for example. Read more Equipment Sturdy footwear is assumed. In summer, you should supply yourself with sufficient water. Read more Directions & Parking facilities **Getting there**Despite the natural location, the Weserbergland is easily accessible by car via the surrounding motorways A2, A44, and A33 and several major federal roads (B1, B64, B80, B83, B217). Read more **Parking**Further information is available from local tourist information centers and in our . Read more **Public transportation**Hann. Münden can be reached by Deutsche Bahn. Read more Additional information Read more Literature Service booklet: The Weserbergland Path, with map excerpts, route description as well as hotel and gastronomy tips. Available free of charge at Read more License (master data) Weserbergland Tourismus e.V. Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author Take the time to explore the historic towns along the route. Read more Safety guidelines In some places, good sure-footedness is required. Divide the path into stages according to your strength. When wet, some sections can be slippery. Read more Map Map "Weserbergland Path", current route guidance, access paths, and other forest and hiking trails, dimensions: 11 x 18.5 cm, paperback (TB), German, scale: 1:50000 Publisher: Kompass ISBN 978-3-85026-861-5 Interactive map "The Weserbergland Navigator", digital route guidance, elevation profiles, and GPS tracks. is the link to the Weserbergland Navigator. Read more Nearby ------ View on map - Event - Media - Artisan market - Artisan market - Place of interest - Viewpoint - Tourist information - Historical structure - Tours 8.32 km - Walking / hiking 15.18 km - Walking / hiking 277.10 km - Walking / hiking Contact 34346 Hann. Münden Download GPX file - - - -