Seppenrade village tour

The 2.2 kilometre circular trail starts at the rose garden in Seppenrade. There is also a replica of the largest ammonite in the world. This was discovered in Seppenrade in 1895.

The tour leads along the main road past the old Kock inn to the church square with St Dionysius Church. In the centre of the village, it is worth taking a look at the traditional Hotel Mutter Siepe and the Gänselieselbrunnen fountain.

The vicarage and chaplaincy are located on the way to Wolfsschlucht gorge. The viewpoint above the Wolfsschlucht gorge is definitely worth a stop. The path then leads through the small nature reserve to the Church of the Resurrection. The last few metres then lead back to the rose garden.

By car: Drivers can reach Lüdinghausen via the A43 (Recklinghausen-Münster) to exit 5 Dülmen-Nord with access to the B474 or via the A1 (Dortmund-Bremen) to exit 79 Ascheberg with access to the B58. The Rosengarten is located to the west of the town, directly on the B58.

By public transport: From Lüdinghausen railway station, the Rosengarten can be reached by bus line S91 via the Rosengarten stop.

There is a free car park at the rose garden.

The village tour is not signposted. The Lüdinghausen tourist information centre offers a flyer about the village tour.

Rosengarten Seppenrade

Rosengarten Seppenrade