Cycling in Lippe Valley

The name of the municipality of Lippetal already hints at the wonderful cycling tours that await cyclists here. With the 100 Castles Route and the Roman-Lippe Route, two of the most popular cycle routes in Münsterland meet in Lippetal. The 100 Castles Route takes cyclists north to Beckum and Oelde. Wide horizons, lush green meadows and small towns contribute to the harmonious landscape. The Römer-Lippe route leads along the Lippe either to Lippstadt and Bad Waldliesborn or to Hamm and Werne. The idyllic river surprises cyclists time and again with its beautiful landscapes.

The practical honeycomb network allows for many more cycling tours. So you can put together a new cycle tour from Lippe valley every day - according to your needs and wishes. At the intersection of the regions, cycling tours are also possible as far as the Ruhr region or the hilly Sauerland. Places like Soest and Bad Sassendorf should not be missing from your cycle tour planning.

Lippe Valley in the Münsterland Cycling Region

4,500 km of signposted cycle paths criss-cross the Münsterland. Lippe Valley can also be reached via the practical hub system. The honeycomb system offers countless opportunities for cycling tours and circular routes through the Münsterland region.

The district of Lippetal-Herzfeld is located at junction 9.
The district of Lippetal-Lippborg lies at junction 2.
Hovestadt Castle is located at junction 10.

Theme route in Lippe Valley

100 Castles Route Harkotten Castle on the 100 Castles Route
© Münsterland e.V. / Phillip Fölting
On the East Course
240 km | medium | circuit
The eastern course leads through genuine horse country to the magnificent castles and charming towns in eastern Münsterland. Experience a cycle tour from Münster to the valley of the Lippe.
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Roman-Lippe Route Roman Museum in Haltern am See
© Dennis Stratmann
On the trail of the Romans
295 km | Route tour | medium
The Lippe River, so tranquil today, was an important transport route for the legions of the Roman Empire in Roman times. The Roman-Lippe Route leads through beautiful landscapes from the Roman camps in Xanten and Haltern am See to the Hermann Monument near Detmold. A 2,000-year-old history - more exciting than ever before.
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Historic town centres
On the trail of history
390 km | medium | circuit
The Münsterland and South Westphalia surprise with their historic town centres. Picturesque half-timbered houses, imposing churches and stately merchants' houses tell of a rich history. The cycle route leads along wonderful nature and picturesque castles to the most beautiful old towns.
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