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View of the Obersee and the viaduct – Moorbach Valley Nature Reserve loop from Schildesche

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

View of the Obersee and the viaduct – Moorbach Valley Nature Reserve loop from Schildesche

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View of the Obersee and the viaduct – Moorbach Valley Nature Reserve loop from Schildesche

01:53

7.18km

60m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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594 m

View of the Obersee and the viaduct

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The view is stunning.

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598 m

Obersee Viewing Platform

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Around the Obersee is always a nice round

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2.12 km

Natural monument with resting bench

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3.41 km

Stepping Stones Over the Stream

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A small ford laid out with stepping stones, which leads over a small stream that flows into the Moorbach a little later. At least this is a rather surprising highlight in the rather urban environment.

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3.41 km

Moorbach Valley Nature Reserve

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An idyllic nature reserve in the middle of a beautiful landscape. The small stone bridge over the stream is very quaint.

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6.12 km

Old Narrow-Gauge Railway Bridge

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The narrow-gauge railways have existed in Bielefeld since 1901, tram line 1 to Schildesche still uses parts of the old route. Some station buildings worth seeing (including in Schildesche, Jöllenbeck, Dornberg) have been preserved and two bridges in Bielefeld-Schildesche (over the Johannisbach) and on the Talbrückenweg in Werther.

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