Eifgenbach

After large amounts of rain, the Eifgenbach can also become uncomfortable. Experienced it yesterday and therefore had to take a detour up again to Thomas-Hof to avoid the Eifgenbach.

Beautiful hike through forest and over fields with some beautiful vantage points over the Bergisches Land.

The Eifgenbach, also called (the) Eifgen for short, is an approximately twenty-and-a-half kilometer long, orographically right tributary of the Dhünn in the Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis in North Rhine-Westphalia.
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The Eifgenbach rises on the Rattenberg in Wermelskirchen on the city border with Remscheid, encompasses the Wermelskirchen main town to the south and flows through a natural valley in a southwesterly direction. In the lower reaches it forms the border with Burscheid. Within sight of the Altenberg Cathedral in Odenthal, the Eifgenbach flows into the Dhünn.
(...) Source and link to the full article:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eifgenbach