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At Stachelberg, between Hennef and Eitdorf, the Sieg River meanders in sweeping loops through lush floodplains. A well-maintained path leads directly along the Sieg, sometimes close to the bank, sometimes high on the steep bank clinging to the rocks. Everywhere you have wonderful views of the tranquil landscape, allowing you to breathe deeply and let your mind wander.

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An idyllic park on the banks of the Sieg River in the former artists' village of Herchen. Restaurants, a riverside beach, mini-golf, boat rentals, and a large playground make the spa park a popular destination. The green space, with its well-maintained picnic area and mature trees, still exudes a special atmosphere. In the 19th century, Herchen was considered the most beautiful health resort in the Sieg district. Spacious villas surrounding the park testify to the town's former importance as a summer residence for wealthy guests and artists from the Rhineland. The spa park is a popular starting and ending point for hikes and bike tours in the Sieg nature reserve. Besides a beer garden with river views, boat rentals, and mini-golf, it offers a large playground with a climbing crocodile. Lounge chairs and hammocks invite visitors to relax, and picnic tables provide a place to enjoy food and drinks. The expansive grounds offer many quiet spots to linger, and several shallow areas along the banks provide easy access to the water.

The Roman Catholic parish church of St. Peter in Herchen, a district of the municipality of Windeck, was first mentioned in 1131 and confirmed by Pope Innocent II as being subject to tithes payable to the Cassius Foundation in Bonn. The exact date of construction of the first and/or the current church is unknown.

This is the third church to be built on this site. Little is known about the first building. The second, a Romanesque church from the 13th century, was demolished due to its dilapidated condition, except for the tower. The tower was extended during the construction of the new building, which is constructed of quarry stone; this extension now forms the first two stories of the north tower. The church is also known as the Sieg Valley Cathedral; it is the only church with two towers in the Rhein-Sieg district.

The Sieg Waterfall in Schladern is a spectacular natural highlight in the Sieg Nature Region. With its impressive backdrop of rushing water and surrounding nature, it attracts hikers and photographers alike. Easily accessible, the waterfall promises an unforgettable excursion into nature. An ideal destination for nature lovers!