Beringhauser Aussichten

The start of the theme hiking trail is the village square at St. Markus Church in Beringhausen. After a greeting by the everyday character "Berta von Beringhausen," the circular route begins in the direction of Padberg and then branches off into the Leiental. At various points, the hiker can view the Hoppecke Valley and surrounding mountains from different perspectives. The route then leads back to the village square via Josefsstadt.

Hiking trails mostly run away from towns and settlements, and every hiker has at some point wondered what would happen if an emergency occurred now. How can I be found here? Where am I exactly? Can the emergency services reach me?

The app "Help in the Forest" currently displays over 59,000 rescue points on a map across almost all federal states of Germany and shows users the distance to the surrounding rescue points. The database is continuously expanded. The fire department, police, and paramedics know the individual rescue points and access routes; in some cases, the Help in the Forest app is also used there to locate people who need rescuing. So if the identifier of the nearest rescue point is given when placing the emergency call, help can be provided quickly.

The Beringhausen district has a request-stop train station and is accessible by bus.

There are sufficient parking spaces available at St. Markus Church in Marsberg-Beringhausen.

Information about Marsberg is available at https://www.tourismus-marsberg.de/.