Attractions around Hückeswagen

The ascent on foot to Burg Castle is short and crisp, with an ascent of 16 to 19 percent, but the goal is sufficiently rewarding. The view of the lower … read more

A hike from Schloss Burg, via the Diederich temple to the dam wall, is very easy to do and there is a lot to see. The hike can be extended by simply doing another lap around the dam itself.

In the Middle Ages, "Burg an der Wupper" was the capital of the Bergisches Land. It was from here that the Counts of Berg ruled their little empire. The castle … read more

Here you have a great view of the large Dhünntalsperre, after all Germany's second largest drinking water dam. All around is a lot of nature with many rare and protected species.

Even if the Neyetalsperre serves purely as a drinking water reservoir and you are not allowed to swim in it, you can hike around it wonderfully. The shore path leads … read more

As Diederichstempel two lookout pavilions at Castle and Müngsten, southeast of Solingen above the Wupper called.

The two pavilions were donated by the wealthy August Diederichs end of the 19th … read more

The Eifgenbachtal is a wonderful area for hiking.

The Balkan route is asphalted throughout and, like all railway routes, has only moderate gradients, only the entrances and exits can be steeper. Their entrances are not provided with such … read more

Wonderful forest landscape with musical accompaniment of the rushing streams in the ears ;-)

The drinking water dam and its banks are protected by law. Therefore, there are hardly any negative effects on nature. Almost the entire hike is off-road. You feel very much for yourself. Pleasant!

At the point you can see a lot of the previous track usage. There are many details and tracks have been preserved. Also the staircase to the no evidence of … read more

From Maria in the Aue or the hiking car park Schöllerhof you can walk perfectly in the Dhünntal purely ... beautiful destinations are the dam of the Dhünntalsperre or a hike along the black powder route.

Great route that can bring you from the Bergisches Land to close to the Rhine. I recommend driving in the direction of Leverkusen, it goes well downhill - later you … read more

From the bridge you have a beautiful view of the Wupper and nature.

The “Dhünn plateau” around the Great Dhünn Reservoir and the Eifgental is widely known for its impressive and varied landscape in the midst of beautiful nature: characterized by a lively … read more

The few remains of the public and central drinking water supply of the city of Burscheid, built in 1905/1906. The wing walls and the remains of the technical facilities are … read more

Castle Castle is always worth a visit.

From here you have the best view of Beyenburg

The landscape of the Wupper valley is extraordinarily beautiful. It is hard to imagine that there was once an intensively used commercial landscape here. Today the water is clean again and nature has recovered.

The Bergische Panorama Radweg leads past it, but be careful, the Wuppertalsperre is VERY large. It is less worth taking a detour from here. Either enjoy the view and stay … read more