X23 Bad Laer - Lippborg
77.5 km from Sassenberg. Along the way you climb 542 m and descend 492 m; the highest point is at 179 m. Walking time about 21 h – comfortably done in 4 daily stages.
Elevation profile
Best hiking day this week at the start: Tomorrow – dry, 13 °C
Along the way
- km 2.0 Strandbad Sassenberg Bathing spot
- km 40.2 Teufelspütt Spring
- km 48.8 Hoher Hagen Summit · 130 m
- km 51.5 Angel Quelle Spring
- km 60.6 Soestwarte Viewpoint
- km 60.9 Höxberg Summit · 163 m
- km 61.5 Stauferberg Summit · 146 m
- km 63.9 Hermannsberg Summit · 128 m
Spots up to 300 m from the trail. Please check hut opening times beforehand.
In 4 stages
A suggestion with equal daily stretches – adjust them to accommodation and travel.
Stage ends near Soestwarte
Frequently asked questions
How long is the “X23 Bad Laer - Lippborg” trail?
About 77.5 km. The route is not fully continuous in the map data, so the real length may be a little longer.
How much elevation gain does the “X23 Bad Laer - Lippborg” trail have?
About 542 m of ascent and 492 m of descent. The lowest point is at 55 m, the highest at 179 m.
How long does the “X23 Bad Laer - Lippborg” trail take?
Plan for about 21 h of walking time (using the usual hiking-time rule from distance and elevation), plus breaks. It works well in 4 daily stages.
Can I follow the “X23 Bad Laer - Lippborg” trail on my phone?
Yes. Open the trail in the hiking map and tap “Follow this trail”. The Waldschatz planner takes over the trail (for long trails a stretch of about 15 km) with weather, navigation and an offline map – free with an account.
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Route: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Elevation and walking time are estimates – signs and closures on site take precedence.