- Suitable for winter use
- Circular Trail
Winter Hiking in Deifeld, Circular Hiking Trail
Winter hiking fun in Deifeld. The circular hike is about 5 km long, and the trail is usually cleared of snow. On this walk, you’ll discover the small Marienkapelle.
Tour starting point:
Church in Deifeld
Tour destination point:
Church in Deifeld
Properties:
Category
Winter hikingLength
4.7 kmDuration
1:00 hElevation ascent
62 mElevation descent
62 mLowest point
476 mHighest point
538 m
Recommended seasons
Enjoy a lovely winter hike in Deifeld on cleared trails.
The winter hiking trails in the Medebach vacation region do not have special trail markings, but they are easy to follow using the map provided here or the GPX track, and they are also easily recognizable because the snow has been cleared from the trails.
Information
Equipment
Sturdy shoes and warm clothing.
Safety guidelines
Information on Cleared
Winter Hiking Trails: We would like to point out that local snow removal services prioritize ensuring public safety. Depending on weather and snow conditions, this means that public roads take precedence over winter hiking trails and are cleared first. As a result, there may be delays in clearing the winter hiking trails. However, the city is committed to clearing the winter hiking trails for you.
Thank you for your understanding, and enjoy your winter hiking adventures!
Author Tip
Take a look inside St. John the Baptist Church, which features the remains of a Roman pillar basilica dating from 1237.
Public transit
- From Willingen: Bus R46 (RLG): Willingen-Düdinghausen / Transfer to the R48 to Deifeld
- From Winterberg: Bus R48 (RLG): Winterberg-Küstelberg-Deifeld
- From Korbach: Bus 550 (NVV): Korbach-Medebach / Transfer to the R48 toward Düdinghausen-Deifeld
- From Frankenberg (Eder): Bus 530 (NVV): Frankenberg-Lichtenfels-Medebach / Transfer to the R48 toward Deifeld
How to get there
- From the north: Take the A7, A2, or A33 to the Wünnenberg-Haaren interchange, then take the B480 through Brilon and Olsberg toward Winterberg, and then on to Küstelberg and Deifeld.
- From the west: Take the A44 from Dortmund to Kassel, exit at the Werl interchange, then take the A445 through Meschede to Bestwig and Olsberg, heading toward Winterberg, and then on to Küstelberg and Deifeld.
- From the Rhineland: Take the A4 Cologne–Olpe to the Olpe interchange, then take the A45 toward Dortmund to the Olpe exit, follow the B55 toward Lennestadt, then take the B236 through Schmallenberg and Winterberg, and then continue to Küstelberg and Deifeld.
- From the east: Take the A44 Dortmund–Kassel to the Wünnenberg-Haaren exit, then take the B480 through Brilon and Olsberg toward Winterberg, and then on to Küstelberg and Deifeld.
- From the south: Take the A5 from Frankfurt to Gießen, then the A485/B3 to the Marburg exit, followed by the B252 to Wetter, then the B236 via Hallenberg and Winterberg, and finally on to Küstelberg and Deifeld.