--- title: "Bad Wünnenberg Radtour WÜ 6" url: "https://www.paderborner-land.de/en/tour/bad-wuennenberg-radtour-wue-6" description: "There are a number of well-signposted cycle routes around Bad Wünnenberg. The circular routes marked WÜ 1 - 8 are between 9 km and 25.1 km long. They lead partly through meadows and fields but also through forests around Bad Wünnenberg, are largely asphalted and therefore easy to cycle on." language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/185869/9ab0ec421c919dd4be3290bc7c85f62de4819d4aa07a033b75011fdbe21057e8/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Paderborner Land > Special > Destination.Data Details > Tour" --- GPX Share Bad Wünnenberg Radtour WÜ 6 =========================== - 8.78 km long - Round trip - Difficulty: easy - Condition: very easy - Great panorama - Regional bike tour Drei Personen betrachten von einem bewachsenen Ufer aus einen ruhigen, von Wäldern umrahmten Stausee. - 1:15 h - 8.78 km - 93 m - 88 m - 341 m - 358 m - 17 m - - Start: Parking lot Aabachtalsperre - Destination: Parking lot Aabachtalsperre At 9 km, WÜ 6 is the shortest of the 8 cycle tours. The cycle tour takes you around the Aabachtalsperre dam without any inclines and is therefore very easy to cycle, even for inexperienced cyclists. There are a number of well-signposted cycle routes around Bad Wünnenberg. The circular routes marked WÜ 1 - 8 are between 9 km and 25.1 km long. They lead partly through meadows and fields but also through forests around Bad Wünnenberg, are largely asphalted and therefore easy to cycle on. This circular route is 9 km long, asphalted and without gradients. It leads around the banks of the Aabach dam and offers wonderful views of the dam. It was put into operation in 1983 and has a capacity of 20 million liters. The Aabachtalsperre supplies 250,000 people from the districts of Warendorf, Gütersloh, Soest and Paderborn with drinking water. The route is accompanied by the forests surrounding the dam. From the dam wall of the reservoir, you have a good view of the Aatal and Bad Wünnenberg nature experience. In about 1 km you reach the Aatal nature experience with its extensive game reserve, the Aatal adventure park and the adventure barefoot path. This route is also suitable for inexperienced cyclists of all ages. Read more Waypoints --------- View on map Start Start Parking lot Aabachtalsperre - Body of water Destination Destination Parking lot Aabachtalsperre Good to know ------------ Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Directions From the parking lot, cross the K 36 and you will arrive directly at the dam. Follow the circular route around the dam. Read more Tour information - Loop Road Equipment Weather-dependent, appropriate clothing Read more Directions & Parking facilities **Getting there**Take the A 33/ A44 to the Bad Wünnenberg/Haaren exit and continue on the B480 in the direction of Brilon to Bad Wünnenberg. At the traffic lights in the town, turn into Mittelstraße, then continue to Fürstenberg. At the entrance to Fürstenberg, turn right into Wasserplatz. Then turn right into Bleiwäscher Straße. The Aabach dam is signposted there. When you reach the dam, the parking lot is on the right. Read more **Parking**Parking lot Aabachtalsperre Read more **Public transportation**Take the train to Paderborn Hbf; from there take the bus in the direction of Bad Wünnenberg-Bleiwäsche, **bus line 410** stop Aabachtalsperre. Take the train to Paderborn Hbf; from there take the bus in the direction of Bad Wünnenberg, **bus route R11** stop Kurhaus or S**chnellbus R10** (until 06.07.21: S10) stop Schäferstraße. From there it is about 3 km along the road "Im Aatal" by bike to the starting point at the Aabachtalsperre. For more information on how to get there by bus, please visit or call: 05251/2930400 Read more Additional information Further information and GPS devices are available from Bad Wünnenberg Touristik GmbH at: Read more License (master data) Kneippheilbad Bad Wünnenberg Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author After the cycle tour, take a detour to the adventure barefoot trail. The start is at the Aatal House. The motto here is: "Shoes and socks off...". Give your feet a few minutes of freedom and you will see how good it feels! A refreshing stream, warming bark mulch, sand, fine and coarse pebbles, muddy clay or simply pure grass - barefoot - can be experienced up close over a length of more than one kilometer. A 36 m long wooden boardwalk through the middle of a marshland offers a fantastic view of the idyllic Aatal valley. Crossing a suspension bridge over the Aabach stream to the clay treading pool and back through a rope-secured ford is a highlight not only for children. The quasi-natural foot zone reflex massage awakens all the senses and nature is experienced in a new way. The barefoot adventure trail is open from April to October. Guided tours are available on request. Read more Safety guidelines Dogs are not allowed in the area of the Aabach dam. Read more This content has been partially or completely optimised or created by AI.* Contact 33181 Bad Wünnenberg Download GPX file - -