Tourist Information Oberhundem

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The Oberhundem Spa and Tourist Association runs a tourist information office in the Haus des Gastes. Here you will find detailed information and interesting tips for a stay in the climatic health resort of Oberhundem.

Address

Tourist Information Oberhundem

Grubenweg 18

57399 Kirchhundem

Telephone: +49 2723 / 72675

post@oberhundem.com

URLs

Homepage

Properties:

• Parking spaces available
• Free admission

In addition to the tourist information office, the Haus des Gastes also houses a café and a nature park information center (NIZ). A multi-touch table is filled with interesting facts about the Sauerland Rothaargebirge Nature Park and invites you to explore the region digitally.

The explorer backpacks allow you to experience the knowledge you have learned in the immediate vicinity. There is an extensive spa park right next to the Haus des Gastes, which invites you to relax and slow down. The Rothaarsteig trail Oberhundemer Bergtour also starts and ends at the Haus des Gastes.

Main opening times:

Day	From	Until
Monday	14:00	17:00
Tuesday	14:00	17:00
Wednesday	14:00	17:00
Thursday	14:00	17:00
Friday	14:00	17:00
Saturday	14:00	17:00
Sunday	14:00	17:00

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Directions

Take the L533 towards Oberhundem/Rhein-Weser-Turm. Turn onto the main road to reach the village. Follow this road to the end.

Tours in the neighbourhood

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Kur- und Nordic-Walking Weg I

Kurz mal raus auf dem Sonnenweg in Oberhundem.

Kur- und Nordic-Walking Weg IV

Knackige Runde mit Abschnitten mit über 10% Steigung.

Kur- und Nordic-Walking Weg II

Kurze Runde mit Start und Ende am Haus des Gastes.

Rothaarsteig from Oberhundem to Ginsberger Heid

From Oberhundem, you hike past the Rhein-Weser-Turm tower, through the Schwarzbachtal valley to the Ginsberger Heid.