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Sports & Wellness on the Lower Rhine

Active in nature – relaxed in the countryside
Hotel Haus Duden is an ideal starting point for cycling and hiking tours in the Lower Rhine region. The flat landscape and well-developed network of trails offer perfect conditions for active days in nature. Whether by bicycle or on foot, numerous routes begin right in the vicinity. Secure and lockable parking is available for bicycles brought along by guests.

Cycling on the Lower Rhine

The wide, flat landscapes of the Lower Rhine offer ideal conditions for extended cycling tours that combine exploration and relaxation. Wesel is a suitable starting point for discovering the region on two wheels – whether on one of the numerous themed routes or on an individually planned tour.
As a bicycle-friendly city, Wesel boasts a network of cycle paths spanning more than 180 kilometers. The user-friendly junction system makes navigation easy, allowing you to fully concentrate on the scenery and the towns and villages along the way. This way, you can experience the Lower Rhine region at a leisurely pace and with plenty of freedom of movement.

E-bike charging station

For even greater comfort and sustainability during your stay, we offer our guests a free e-bike charging station directly on our premises. Bicycles can be securely parked and plugged in directly in an open carport – several charging points are available there.
Whether you want to explore the picturesque surroundings by e-bike or simply travel in an environmentally friendly way – you can conveniently and safely recharge your batteries with us. This means nothing stands in the way of a relaxed and eco-conscious excursion – without any worries about range.

Themed routes & bike tours around Wesel

The region around Wesel offers numerous themed routes that lead along the Rhine and Lippe rivers and through the typical floodplain landscape. The extensive network of waterways ensures varied routes and constantly changing perspectives.
Leisure ferries allow for relaxed river crossings and connect individual routes. This makes it possible to plan tours flexibly – from longer stages along the rivers to leisurely round trips with the family.
One example is the Hohe Mark Cycle Route – Rhine Floodplain Loop. The approximately 25-kilometer-long route leads from Wesel to Bislich Island, by ferry to Xanten and back via Bislich – a varied tour that combines scenery and a Rhine crossing.

Fun and games

If the weather isn't cooperating, our in-house bowling alley offers a cozy retreat for social gatherings.

Hiking along the Lower Rhine

There are diverse trails around Wesel. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike, there's a trail to suit every preference.

Enjoy warmth and tranquility

After a day in the fresh air, the sauna offers a pleasant retreat. The adjoining relaxation area provides space to unwind and relax.
Themed hiking trails offer diverse opportunities to experience the landscape and history of the region. Along ancient pilgrimage routes, through floodplains, or past historical sites, the Lower Rhine reveals its varied character.
A particularly worthwhile destination is the Hohe Mark Steig trail, which leads through forests and open landscapes and offers different stages to suit various abilities. The Diersfordter Wald forest also invites visitors to take long walks along its tranquil paths, while the Schwarzes Wasser nature reserve, with its heathlands and moorland areas, provides a unique natural setting.
From short circular routes to longer tours you will find suitable routes here – whether for a relaxing stroll or an extended hike through nature around Wesel.

Hiking on the Lower Rhine

The landscape around Wesel is perfect for long walks and hikes. Expansive meadows, dike paths along the Rhine and Lippe rivers, and tranquil stretches of forest characterize the region and create ideal conditions for active hours spent in nature.
The nearby Hohe Mark Nature Park also offers well-marked trails through forests and open landscapes. Here, exercise and relaxation combine in a pleasant way – far from the hustle and bustle, yet easily accessible.

Leisure time by the water

Lake Auesee - a paradise for water sports enthusiasts!
Wesel is defined by water. The Rhine, Lippe, and Issel rivers meander through the landscape, giving the region its distinctive character. The Rhine promenade, the river meadows, and the recreational ferries reflect the proximity to water in everyday life as well as in leisure activities.
A key destination is the Auesee – a former gravel pit now used as a roughly 160-hectare water and nature reserve. Nestled in the floodplain, it offers space for recreation as well as sporting activities. Swimming, sailing, surfing, and diving are all possible here, as is simply relaxing on the shore. Lifeguards provide additional safety on weekends and holidays.
The region around Wesel thus combines nature experiences and water activities in a pleasant way – whether active or relaxed.

Hiking on the Lower Rhine

The landscape around Wesel is perfect for long walks and hikes. Expansive meadows, dike paths along the Rhine and Lippe rivers, and tranquil stretches of forest characterize the region and create ideal conditions for active hours spent in nature.
The nearby Hohe Mark Nature Park also offers well-marked trails through forests and open landscapes. Here, exercise and relaxation combine in a pleasant way – far from the hustle and bustle, yet easily accessible.
Themed hiking trails offer diverse opportunities to experience the landscape and history of the region. Along ancient pilgrimage routes, through floodplains, or past historical sites, the Lower Rhine reveals its varied character.
A particularly worthwhile destination is the Hohe Mark Steig trail, which leads through forests and open landscapes and offers different stages to suit various abilities. The Diersfordter Wald forest also invites visitors to take long walks along its tranquil paths, while the Schwarzes Wasser nature reserve, with its heathlands and moorland areas, provides a unique natural setting.
From short circular routes to longer tours you will find suitable routes here – whether for a relaxing stroll or an extended hike through nature around Wesel.

Leisure time by the water

Lake Auesee - a paradise for water sports enthusiasts!
Wesel is defined by water. The Rhine, Lippe, and Issel rivers meander through the landscape, giving the region its distinctive character. The Rhine promenade, the river meadows, and the recreational ferries reflect the proximity to water in everyday life as well as in leisure activities.
A key destination is the Auesee – a former gravel pit now used as a roughly 160-hectare water and nature reserve. Nestled in the floodplain, it offers space for recreation as well as sporting activities. Swimming, sailing, surfing, and diving are all possible here, as is simply relaxing on the shore. Lifeguards provide additional safety on weekends and holidays.
The region around Wesel thus combines nature experiences and water activities in a pleasant way – whether active or relaxed.