- Culturally interesting
- Circular Trail
Schmallenberg-Holthausen, Schützenhalle
Schmallenberg-Holthausen, Schützenhalle
Dining along the Golddorf Route in Holthausen:
You can find more restaurants, lodging, and activities in the Schmallenberg Sauerland regionhere.
Stunning views and charming half-timbered villages await hikers on the Golddorf Route starting in Holthausen, which is marked by a golden “G” on a red background. The trail first leads along the well-maintained 27-hole golf course of the Schmallenberg Golf Club toward Niedersorpe. The next stop worth seeing is the small village of Huxel with its St. Elisabeth Chapel.
Further along the route, you’ll reach the picturesque Kneipp spa town of Bad Fredeburg with its whimsical architecture. On the way to Bad Fredeburg, you’ll also pass North Rhine-Westphalia’s last active slate quarry, the Magog Quarry, where forty miners still extract slate today. Back in Holthausen, be sure to visit the Westphalian Slate Mining and Local History Museum.
The "Südwestfalen Galerie" and the Slate Mining and Local History Museum in Holthausen offer a glimpse into life and work in the Sauerland region. More info
Hiking Information: "Golddorf Routes in the Schmallenberg Sauerland"
Hiking Map of Schmallenberg (Scale 1:25,000)
The Schwammklöpper Line 474 operates in Holthausen.
For schedule information: www.rlg-online.de
With theSauerlandCard, you can ride buses and trains throughout the region for free.
Coming from Schmallenberg, take the B236 to Gleidorf, where you’ll turn left onto the B511 toward Bad Fredeburg/Eslohe. Just before you enter Bad Fredeburg, the road to Holthausen branches off to the right.
Address for navigation systems: 57392 Schmallenberg-Holthausen, Schützenstraße 1