Directions Altastenberg

Route planner Altastenberg

Access Altastenberg & on-site parking

You must travel many kilometres over country roads in order to reach Altastenberg and the speed limit is usually 70 km/h. If you happen to have one of the many lumber trucks in front of you, it takes even longer. When coming from the Ruhr area, it's best to exit the A46 already in Meschede and travel via Remblinghausen, Boedefeld and Siedlinghausen. This avoids the frequent traffic jams in Bestwig and before Winterberg. When arriving from the west, turn off towards Nordenau in Oberkirchen. You'll first pass the parking lot at the Westfalenhang I base station and then the other parking spaces along the road. There is only a fee for parking in parking lot 1 at the Kapellenhang.

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• Autobahn A46, Exit direction of B7/Bundesstraße
  34 km approx. 35 min »
• Autobahn A45, Hanau-Dortmund, Exit Olpe
  60 km approx. 64 min »
• Autobahn A480/A485, Gießener Nord intersection
  87 km approx. 78 min »
• Autobahn A44, Dortmund-Kassel, Junction Zierenberg
  75 km approx. 76 min »

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• Ski buses
• Scheduled buses
• During the week, scheduled buses circulate regularly. On the weekends from the end of December until the beginning of March, the AstenExpress ski bus complements the existing bus offering enabling an uninterrupted connection to the winter sports areas. It travels from the Winterberg train station (connection for all scheduled trains, free for Sauerland Card holders) to Altastenberg in 20 minutes and from Altastenberg to the Nordhang in 5 minutes (entrance to the Winterberg ski resort) and to Neuastenberg (Postwiesen ski resort) in 15 minutes.

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