Radtour Borchen BO2

Starting point Mallinckrodthof Nordborchen -through the Alme/Altenautal valley to Wewer -through Wewer via the Heimatweg -Alter Hellweg -Lanfert -Triftweg -Delbrücker Weg -Meerschlag - Hinter den Höfen - Waterfurt -Barkhauser Straße - Am Ziegenberg -Roenerweg to the B 480 -approx. 2 km on the cycle path parallel to the B 480/L 755 to the entrance to Nordborchen -Buchenhof -Haxterberg -through the Nordborchener Feldflur back to the starting point

We recommend wearing a bicycle helmet and clothing suitable for the weather.

There is an e-bike charging station at the Genusswerktstatt at Mallinckrodthof.

The municipality of Borchen is well connected to the A33 via the exits "Mönkeloh", "Borchen" and "Borchen - Etteln." 

Free parking is available in the Mallinckrodthof parking lot:
Navi-Address: Mallinckrodtstr. 6, 33178 Borchen

Borchen is connected to Paderborn via the R70 of the nph:
Download timetables - nph Nahverkehrsbund Paderborn/Höxter

Stop near the Mallinckrodthof: Kreuzricke

The Borchen cycle routes are signposted continuously from BO1 - BO7. There are white signs with green lettering, most of which are attached as inserts to the cycle destination signposts.

The route is partly identical to the national cycle routes R4 and R48 and the Almeradweg.
The Almeradweg leads 68 km along the river from Brilon to Paderborn, more information can be found here: Alme-Radweg (paderborner-land.de)

Mallinckrodthof Borchen, Mallinckrodtstraße 6, 33178 Borchen

Mallinckrodthof Borchen, Mallinckrodtstraße 6, 33178 Borchen

On the Borchen town hall parking lot, there are 2 free camper van parking spaces with electricity (0.50 Euro per kWh), fresh water (0.50 Euro per 50l) and disposal facilities. Further pitches are available.