Attractions in Oberbergischer Kreis

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

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

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

In the 40s / 50s of the last century, Wipperfürth was a transit camp for displaced people - this rail bus reminds of this. Models of this type ran on … read more

The only tunnel on the route. The second is at Hückeswagen.

Castle Ehreshoven is currently z. the magnolia blossom on full tour!
Simply beautiful 👍🌷☀️😎

A railway tunnel simply adds a special flavor to a cycle path. Due to the environmental regulations of the Oberberg district, a third of the tunnel consists of a shack to protect the bats that live there.

The route from Hückeswagen to Bergisch Born has a continuous gradient and is perfect as a training route and is an integral part of my laps in the Bergisches Land.

Due to its attractive location in the mountainous landscape, the Bevertalsperre is not only very popular with amateur athletes, cyclists and water sports enthusiasts, in good weather it also offers … read more

If you are chasing altitude on your racing bike or have laced your hiking boots, there is no way around the highest point of the Oberberg district. A little tip … read more

A very beautiful lake. The dam wall is around 183 meters long and the lake is around 20 meters deep. Today it is used for local recreation and as a water reservoir.

Great ruin has something mystical just with the tree roots and ancient trenches

A very nice airfield, when the weather is nice you can watch the planes take off.

Gimborn was pledged in 1273 by the Count of Berg to the Counts of the Mark and was from 1631 residence of the county Gimborn-Neustadt of the House Schwarzenberg. Since … read more

An old mine area but you can still see the traces.

Unfortunately nice! Belongs to every tour in the area

Early medieval hilltop castle of the Counts of Sayn (later Sayn-Wittgenstein). Now a museum. Many hiking trails lead right past the castle.

Interesting insight into the tunnel system

The Brucher dam is also available as a service water dam for water sports, camping and leisure use. You can get information from the community of interest for tent sites … read more

Whether on foot or by bike, it's always a great experience.