ベルギッシェスランドのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

These places combine nature, tranquility and expansive views – ideal for escaping everyday life and enjoying the diversity of the Bergisches Land landscape 😌

The Olpe mill originally served as a grain mill, where grain was ground using water power. Watermills were once central facilities in agriculture and indispensable for supplying the population.

Eighty years after the end of the Second World War, which brought suffering and misery to so many countries in Europe, German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Italian President Sergio Mattarella jointly commemorated the victims in Berlin on the occasion of the National Day of Mourning: “Today we remember the victims of violence and war, the children, women, and men of all nations. We remember the soldiers who died in the World Wars, the people who lost their lives through acts of war or afterwards in captivity, as displaced persons, and as refugees. We remember (…). We mourn with all who grieve for the dead and share their pain. But our lives are marked by the hope for reconciliation among people and nations, and our responsibility is for peace among people at home and throughout the world.” (F.-W. Steinmeier, November 16, 2025)

Pure relaxation 🤙

Great! Relax before moving on. Clean, and there's even a little flower on the table.

The organizers and trail planners for the "Bergisches Wanderland" have put a lot of effort into not only establishing the "Bergischer Weg" as a long-distance hiking trail, but the surrounding area also offers more than two dozen "Bergisches Streifzüge" (Bergisch forays) as local circular trails. The LIEWERFRAUENWEG (Women's Trail) starts here; if you're interested, you can find out more online in advance =>> https://www.bergisches-wanderland.de/bergische-streifzuege/alle-streifzuege/25-liewerfrauenweg-solingen-155-km

The farm in Schultheismühle was first mentioned in 1736. However, it is likely older. The property register of "Haus Olpe" from 1383 shows that the property of the Lehnsdinger, later called Schultheißen, was officially exempt from rent and not subject to interest.

The climb is tough, but it's all the more rewarding when you've made it.